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CHAPTER  I. 

Indian    IItstory. 

)lcl  l^oinl — Norridgewocks — Father  Druillette — Fatlier 
Raslc — Massacre  at  Old  Point. 

chaptp:r  ii. 

Early   Settlement. 

.ocation — First  White  Visitor — First  White   Settler — 
Interesting-  Facts — General  Settlement. 

CHAPTER  III. 
Military  Matters. 

leneral   Sur\ev — The  War  of  the    Rebellion — List  of 
Men  irom  Madison. 

CHAPTER    \y. 
Manufacti'Ring  x\ccount. 

^arly  Manufacturing — Mills  and  their  Location — Re- 
cent Development — Woolen  Mills — Paper  Mills — 
Miscellaneous. 

CHAPTER  V. 

Toll   Brii)(;es. 
'he  Madison  Bridt-e— Dates — Patterson  Bridge — Date. 


4  CONTENTS 

CIIAPI^ER  VI. 
E nrc ATiox a  i.  II istor v. 

Early    School — Recent     I)e\elopment     and    Advance 
nient. 

CHAPTER  VII. 

Mrrciiants  and  Professionat.  Men. 

Early   Merchants — Stores — Law3-ers — Doctors. 

CHAPTER  VIII. 

CiiiTRCM   History. 

Baptists — Congrcgationalists — Free    Baptists — l^nix  er- 

salists— Methodists— Catholics. 

CHAPTER    IX. 

S0C'1ETH<:S  AND   INSTITUTIONS. 

Particulars    of    Organization — Date — First     OHicers 
Present  Officers. 

CHAPTER  X. 
Town  Oi<^itc  ers. 

Selectmen — Clerks — Treasurers. 

CHAPTER   XI. 

Census  and  List  oi"  Non-Residents. 


IIIS'I'OI^KAI.  T3 

agricultural  region  aiul  tar-lanictl  as  a  niaiui  lacluring 
town.  I'ho  water  ]-)owcr  at  this  point  is  one  of  tlu- 
\  er\-  host,  there  being  a  water  tall  ol'  7,:;  feet  from  tin- 
stone dam  at  the  bridge  between  Anson  and  Madison 
to  a  point  one  mile  below.  The  last  twenty  years  ha\e 
brought  to  ?^Iadison  and  her  sister  town,  Anson,  the 
greater  part  of  her  development  and   prosperity 

The  date  of  the  settlement  of  Madison  b}-  the  white 
man  is  placed,  b\  those  who  are  informed  regarding 
the  town's  past,  at  some  time  between  the  dates  ol 
1773  and  1775. 

Who  the  lirst  white  man  was  to  set  toot  on  the 
soil  of  Madison  we  have  no  way  of  knowing.  It  may 
have  been  the  far-famed  Driiillette  of  whom  we  ha\e 
pre\iousl\'  matle  mention.  Or,  more  indetinitely,  it 
ma\"  ha\e  been  some  adxenturous  hunter  who  had  been 
willing  to  run  the  risks  incident  to  a  trip  along  the  river 
at  the  time  when  the  territorN'  belonged  undisputedl}' 
to  the  saxage.  But  the  tirst  recorded  arrixal  of  which 
we  know  was  that  of  Father  Druillette,  who  passed 
through  this  town  on  his  wa\"  down  the  ri\er,  in  1646, 
to  establish  his  mission  near  Cushnoc  (Augusta). 
Later  he  made  se\  eral  tri]is  up  and  down  the  rixer  as 
he  accompanied  his  dusk\-  conxerts  on  their  fishing  and 
hunting  trips  along  the  water  com"se.  The  next  re- 
corded arrixal  is  blather  Rasle  who  came,  as  we  ha\e 
heretofore  noted,  in  1695,  more  than  torty  years  atter 
the  departure  of  Father  Druillette.  Rasle  ma\-  be 
properly  termed  the  first  white  settler  of  Madison,  as 
he  settled  here  with  his  redskins  and  li\ed  here  till  liis 
death,  which  occurred,  as  hereinbefore  noted,  in  1724. 
This  man  who  traNclled  among  forests  ()\er  the 
grounds  where  our  modern  residences  now  sit,  where 
our    woolen    mills    send     forth    their    stead}'   hum,  and 


14  HISTORICAL 

where  our  paper  mills  convert  the  timber  of  the  forest 
into  the  huge  rolls  that  are  soon  to  revolve  on  the  in- 
tricate printing  press  and  receive  the  impression  of  the 
metal  type,  and  carry  lorth  to  the  millions  the  products 
of  inteiect  which  he  strove  to  teach  b}'  word  of  mouth, 
was  not  an  Englishman,  but  a  native  of  France,  and 
highly  educated  in  her  best  schools  of  that  dav. 

He  was  likewise  the  builder  of  the  first  chiu-ch 
edifice  in  this  town.  We  learn  from  Rasle's  letters 
written  to  a  nephew  that  the  chapel  at  the  Indian  vil- 
lage of  Norridgewock  was  wonderfuU}-  beautified  for 
the  time  and  place.  It  was  furnished  with  all  the  tine 
plate  and  other  equipment  that  were  found  in  that  day 
in  European  churches.  The  king  of  France  was  the 
donor  of  certain  parts  of  the  equipment. 

Madison  should  be  tamous,  even  had  she  no  other 
cause,  for  being  the  resting  place  of  the  bones  of  this 
man  kno\^'n  {)\er  two  continents. 

From  the  time  of  Rasle  tift}-  years  and  more  rolled 
by  without  a  recorded  settlement  in  this  town.  The 
town  next  below,  Norridgewock,  was  tirst  settled  in 
1772,  and  Madison  was  penetrated  not  long  after.  The 
southwest  corner  of  the  town  was  the  first  portion  to 
be  cleared  b}-  white  settlers,  and  so  far  as  can  be  learned, 
and  we  have  searched  dilligentl}',  a  Mr.  Sylvanus 
Sawyer  who  settled  at  Old  Point,  was  the  lirst  settler. 
This  was  the  first  permanent  re-establishment  of  the 
settlement  at  this  place.  Of  Mr.  Sawyer  we  know  but 
little.  He  had  a  son,  Luke  Sawyer,  who  afterward 
settled  in  Starks  and  built  up  the  mills  at  that  place  and 
gave  it  the  name,  Sawyer's  Mills,  b}-  which  it  was  and 
is  known  to  many.  We  learn  froni  a  present  resident 
of  Madison,  Mr.  Joshua  Perkins,  that  this  Luke  Saw- 
yer was  one  of  those    who   assisted   General   Benedict 


IIIS'I'OI^UWL  15 

Arnold  and  liis  army  in  i^cttin;^  their  supplies  and 
e(|nipments  around  tiie  tails  at  this  place.  Mr.  SawNer, 
we  ai'e  told  also  aecomj^anied  the  arm\  to  the  earr\  in<;' 
place  abo\  e  liin^ham,  actinj^-  as  a  boatsman.  'I'his  ex- 
pedition, tearJ'ul  and  perilous  undertaking  that  it  was, 
has  nian\-  interesting-  leatures.  It  was  one  ol'the  most 
courageous  etlorts  in  the  history  ol'  the  Continental 
ariu\'  in\()l\ing  not  onl\'  the  dangers  ol  the  hattletiekl, 
but  what  were  worse  the  perils  ol  se\ere  cold  and 
star\ation.  It  is  interesting  to  note  that  this  expedition 
was  conimanded  hv  a  man  who  was  to  have  the  oppor- 
tunit\'  of'  being  the  most  heartily  praised  and  the  most 
bitterK'  condenmed  ol  any  of  the  early  ]-)atriots. 
While  .Vrnokrs  conduct  admits  ot'  no  explanation  we 
cannot,  howe\er,  Ibrget  that  he  was  in  many  respects 
a  \ictim  ot  circumstances.  He  became,  instead  of  the 
dashing,  popular  oihcer  he  was  at  the  time  he  passed 
through  Madison,  in  October,  1775,  a  broken  man,  the 
most  despised  man  in  England  or  ^Vmerica. 

It  is  also  interesting  to  note  that  Aaron  Burr,  after- 
wards Vice  President  of  the  United  States  and  later 
lacking  but  one  Note  to  make  him  President,  was  in  this 
detachment  when  it  went  through  this  town.  He  was 
ser\ing  as  a  lieutenant,  and  went  through  to  C^iebec, 
where  he  carried  (Tcneral  Montgomery  otl"  the  lield 
wdien  he  had  been  wounded.  (Tcneral  Montgomery- 
was  a  large  man  of  nearU'  two  hundred  pounds  wdiile 
"Little  r^urr,"  as  he  was  familiarh'  called,  weighed  not 
far  from  one  himdred  pounds. 

Mr.  Sawwer,  the  tirst  settler  above  referred  to,  had 
also  a  son,  Levi,  who  after  wards  removed  to  New 
York;  a  son  Ephraini;  and  also  a  son,  Syhanus,  wlio 
settled  in  this  town  about  one  mile  Irom  the  \illage. 


l6  IIIS'l'ORICAI. 

Wlio  the  other  settlers  direetly  after  Mr.  Sawyer 
were  we  are  unable  to  state  detinitely,  but  we  learn 
that  the  settlement  was  made  rapidly  afte.r  the  lirst 
\ears  ol'  the  Revolutionary  war  were  o\  er. 

Deaeon  Benjamin  Weston  was  one  of  those  who 
soon  followed  Mr.  Sawyer  at  an  early  date.  lie  eame 
to  this  town  in  •!  7S6  and  settled  on  tlie  Theodore  Weston 
farm  about  a  mile  and  a  halt  abo\e  the  village  on  the 
east  side  oi"  the  ri\er.  The  plaee  is  now  well  known 
to  all  citizens  of  this  section  of  the  valley.  Deacon 
W^eston,  the  subject  of  this  portion  of  our  sketch,  was 
born  in  Concord  and  first  came  to  the  District  oi 
Maine  in  1771.  He  was  accompanied  by  a  part}'  who 
soon  settled  near  Skowhegan  falls  in  what  is  now 
Canaan.  Mrs.  Weston  came  here  in  1772,  being  the 
first  white  woman  to  settle  in  Somerset  county.  Mr. 
W^eston  removed  to  this  town,  as  above  noted,  in  1786. 
He  reared  a  large  I'amily,  all  of  vvhom  huve  been  a 
credit  to  this  hardv,  thrifty  settler.  The  children  were 
the  tbllowing:  Stephen,  born  in  1789;  Benjamin, 
1790;  Nathan,  1796;  William,  1810.  The  daughters 
were  as  t'ollows:  Ann,  born  in  1792;  Fannie,  1795; 
Betsey,  1798;  Mary,  1800;  Electa,  1802;  Eunice,  1804; 
Hannah,  1808. 

Mr.  Weston  was  a  valuable  citizen  and  will  be 
long  remembered.  lie  was  in  charge  of  the  lirst  ferr\-, 
traces  of  which  may  be  seen  at  this  late  day  near  his 
residence,  and  o\er  whicli  all  the  goods  consumed  in 
the  region  to  the  north  of  this  place  were  trans- 
ported. Mr,  Weston,  we  are  told,  never  would  take 
his  fee  from  people  going  to  or  from  church,  from  min- 
isters of  the  gospel  and  from  funeral  processions. 

Other  settlers  of  this  town  to  come  at  about  this 
time  were  John    Ellis,  who   settled  an   the    Skowhegan 


II  ISTOI^  ICAI.  ly 

roud  as  it  is  laid  out  at  this  time;  James  Sa^■age,  Silas 
Dantbrth  and  Jonathan  Eames  settled  in  the  ver}-  early 
years  and  not  far  from  the  time  that  Mr,  West  eame 
here,  along  the  river  farther  up  toward  North  Anson. 
James  wSavage  cleared  up  the  intervale  farm  nov^'^  owned 
in  separate  parts  by  Hiram   Moore  and  Frank  Burns. 

Silas  Danforth  settled  on  the  farm  still  known  as 
the  "Danforth"  place,  near  Mr.  Savage's.  Jonathan 
Eames  settled  where  James  II.  Welch  now  li\'es.  Mr. 
Savage,  Mr.  Danforth  and  Mr.  Eames  married  sisters, 
presumabl\-  of  the  Mr,  ^'oung  who  settled  near  the 
above  mentioned  three,  at  about  this  time-.  His  place 
is  now  occupied  by  Hannibal  Danforth. 

Another  to  settle  along  the  ri\er  about  this  time 
was  (jotf'  Moore,  who  came  from  Norridgewock  where 
lie  iiad  temporarily  located,  and  took  up  the  farm 
where  Eugene  Burns  now  lixes. 

In  the  northwest  portion  of  the  town  John  Burns, 
Da\id  Danforth  and  Da\  id  Young  settled  at  a  \ery 
earl\-  date,  perhaps  se\eral  \ears  earlier  than  the  date 
of  Mr.  Weston's  arrival.  Some  haNC  suggested  to  the 
writer  that  they  came  here  as  soon  as  1776  or  1777. 
We  are  unable  to  state  the  time. 

fohn  B.  Moore  was  a  resident  of  this  town  not  tar 
from  the  beginning  ol  the  last  centur\'  but  remoN  ed  in 
a  few  years  to  Moose  Ri\  er. 

wSamuel  Burns,  who  married  Ann,  daughter  oi" 
Deacon  Weston,  settled  in  this  town  at  a  comparati\eh' 
early  date.      He  lived  on  the  Benjamin  Adams  place. 

In  the  village  there  were  for  many  years  time  only 
a  lew  residents.  Among  the  \ery  "first  to  settle  here 
were  Benjamin  Ellis,  Nathan  Houghton,  a  Mr.  Downs 
and  a  Mr.  Gctchell.  yir.  Houghton  was  one  of  the 
tirst  men  of  the   lown    all    his    man\'  useful  N'cars.      He 


l8  HISTOKKAL 

had  sons  Nathan,  Jr.,  (ierrv,  Seth,  Zalmon  and  Alvin. 
Mr.  Houghton  was  the  builder  of  mills  at  this  point 
and   was  the   contractor  of  the  bridge  when   first  built. 


East  Madison. 

The  part  of  Madison  lying  around  the  lake  in  the 
east  part  of  the  town  was  not  settled  as  early  as  the 
portion  along  the  river.  A  village  sprang  up  around 
the  outlet  of  Wesserrunsett  Lake,  as  Hayden  Lake 
was  known  in  the  early  days,  and  has  been  known  as 
East  Madison.  The  first  settler  here  was  Elisha  Lin- 
coln, grandfather  of  Laban  E.  Lincoln,  a  present  resi- 
dent. He  came  here  in  1802,  from  Bedford,  New 
Hampshire,  with  a  pair  of  oxen,  b)'  way  of  Skowhegan. 
Mr.  Lincoln  built  the  first  saw  mill  and  first  grist  mill 
at  this  point,  near  the  outlet  ol  Llayden  Lake.  The 
dam  was  in  practically  the  same  place  as  the  dam  ol' 
the  woolen  mill  today.  He  bought,  of  Peter  Sanborn, 
three  hundred  and  tifty  acres  of  land  on  the  east  side 
of  the  lake,  paying  ibr  the  same  the  sum  ot  $1200. 
The  date  the  deed  bears  is  1S04.  This  was  when 
Maine  was  a  part  of  Massachusetts,  and  Somerset  was 
included  within  the  bounds  of  Kennebec.  This  por- 
tion of  the  territorx  was  called  in  this  deed  Barnard's 
town. 

Other  settlers  soon  followed  Mr.  Lincoln.  Daniel 
Reed  came  here  soon  after  and  located  on  the  farm- 
where  his  grandson,  Eben  Reed  now  lives.  He  came 
from  Abbington,  Mass.  Gersham  Harvell  was  one  to 
come  about  this  time,  from  New  Hampshire,  and  locat- 
ed on  the  farm  where  his  grandson,  Gersham  Harvell, 
now  lives     Joseph   Jenkins   came    not    long    after    and 


HISTORICAL  19 

took  up  the  farm  where  Charles  and  Joseph  Thompson 
now  live.  He  was  also  from  New  Hampshire,  Mr. 
Hobart,  afterwards  a  citizen  of  Madison,  settled  about 
this  time  in  Solon.  His  native  place  was  Pepperell, 
N.  H.  He  had  the  honor  of  being  a  Revolutionary 
soldier.  Robert  Morrison  was  another  of  the  early 
ones  in  this  part  of  the  town.  He  came  from  Farm- 
ington  and  ran  the  grist  mill  at  this  place  for  many 
years.  Robert  Dean,  another  Revolutionar}'  soldier 
and  the  father  of  twenty-four  children,  settled  not  long 
after  Mr.  Lincoln  came  here.  Jedediah  Hayden,  who 
settled  on  the  west  side  of  the  lake,  was  also  an  early 
comer.  He  had  a  son  William  who  was  also  reckoned 
with  the  early  settlers.  Mr.  Hayden  settled  on  the 
farm  now  owned  h\  David  Rowxll. 


CHAPTER  III. 

Military    Matters 

General   Survey — The  War  of  the   Rebellion — List  ol 
Men  from  Madison. 

The  militar}-  history  of  the  towns  of  Madison  and 
Anson  is  a  source  of  just  pride.  The  deeds  of  bravery 
performed  b}'  men  from  these  towns  is  only  known  in 
part,  but  the  loyalty  they  exhibited  in  going  to  the  iield 
of  combat  to  defend  the  principles  of  civil  liberty  can- 
not be  obscured  by  any  lapse  of  time.  We  of  today 
who  know  of  the  scenes  of  war  only  as  we  hear  them 
discussed  trom  the  lips  of  others  little  realize  the 
nature  of  the  battlefield  and  its  accompanying  condi- 
tions.    We    little    realize   the    sacrifice  that  the  soldier 


20  IIISTOKRAr. 

made  as  he  left  the  scenes  of  home  and  business  acti^■- 
ity,  but  we  can  ncN-er,  as  h)yal  citizens,  ourselves  fail 
to  respect  and  admire  the  men  who  left  all  and  went 
forth  in  answer  to  the  country's  call  for  aid. 

These  towns  were  settled  about  the  time  of  the 
opening  of  the  great  Re\()lution  by  w^hich  America 
severed  the  cords  which  bound  us  to  Great  Britain. 
Several  ol  her  citizens  either  saw  service  in  the  Conti- 
nental arm\'  before  coming  here,  or  enlisted  after  hav- 
ing settled  at  this  point.  However  the  list  is  so  incom- 
plete we  attempt  no  enumeration  of  names.  After  the 
settlers  had  made  a  beginning  here  in  tlie  wilderness, 
as  it  was  at  that  time,  there  was  almost  no  opportunit\- 
for  them  to  Icaxe  their  homes,  as  any  continued  ab- 
sence meant  starxation  for  the  families  lelt  behind. 

When  the  W-av  of  i8ii  came  the  stand  taken  by 
New  England  was  of  such  a  nature  that  the  District 
of  Maine  saw  but  little  acti\e  ser\ice.  The  war  was 
very  unpopular  in  New  England.  The  Federalists 
were  in  power  here,  and  were  bitterlv  hostile  to  the 
whole  polic\'  oi'  tlie  Central  <>-o\ernment.  Though  the 
people  as  a  whole  lacked  no  degree  of  patriotism  the 
party  in  power  in  these  states  confined  its  action  to  the 
defence  of  the  coast.  However  there  were  man\- 
New  England  men  in  the  ser\  ice  of  the  Ignited  ^States 
in  their  individual   capacitw 

From  this  time  on  there  was  but  little  trouble  of  a 
national  character  which  concerned  this  portion  of  the 
country  to  an\-  considerable  extent  till  the  breaking  out 
of  the  Ci\il  War.  Then  came  the  supreme  test  of  the 
Republican  (ioxermiunt  which  we  had  been  accus- 
tomed to  call  inxinciblc.  It  was  the  severest  test  to 
which  any  government  was  e\  er  put  and  stood  the  test 
success lullw      It  was  the    internal    nature  of  the   struo- 


HISTORICAL  2  1 

gle  that  made  it  severe.  Nothing  but  the  greatest 
effort  on  the  part  of  all  loyal  eitizens  eould  have  kept 
the  eountr\'  intaet. 

It  was  lour  years  of  uneertainty  iVom  tlie  opening- 
gun  of  the  war  at  Fort  Sumpter  till  the  surrender  at 
Appomattox.  When  the  word  flashed  aeross  the  eoun- 
try  that  peaee  had  eome  there  was  not  a  hamlet  north 
or  south,  east  or  west,  but  what  responded  to  the  thrill 
of  joy. 

In  this  eontest  these  two  towns  met  their  responsi- 
bility lo\alIy.  We  have  thought  it  well  to  give  here- 
with a  list  of  the  names  of  men  from  the  town  ol 
Madison  and  Anson  Lower  Village,  and  corrected  as 
carelully  as  circumstances  will  permit,  we  gi^'e  it  be- 
low : 

C.  D.  Morrill,  M.  S.  Perkins,  S.  AVatson,  G.  Beal, 
II.  G.  Fuller,  J.  W.  McKenney,  A.  R.  Jones,  A.  H 
West,  Cyrus  Rogers,  George  F  Newell,  G.  C  Rounds, 
E.  D.  S.'York,  H.  H.  Steward,  Alonzo  Smith,  N.  H. 
Withee,  D,  S.  Bennett,  Luke  Emerv,  Elden  C.  Parlin, 
Cyrus  Parlin,  O.  E.  Tozier,  M.  W.'  Frederick,  B.  W. 
Greenleaf,  James  D.  Emers()n,  James  B.  Wilson,  Sam- 
uel C.  Rand,  T.  F.  Gammon,  Osborne  W.  Fish,  Wil- 
liam D.  Blagden,  John  Morrow,  John  Renier,  James  M. 
Stevens,  Nathan  W.  Fish,  Benj.  B.  Rose,  G.  A.  Tay- 
lor, Elijah  D.  Johnson,  Samuel  Vose,  Charles  N. 
Withee,  Silas  B.  Wood,  Peter  Huntoon,  Alonzo  Bos- 
worth,  Amasa  Gregory,  Michael  LeClair,  Rufus 
Dawes,  E.  H.  Davis,  Wesle}-  Gray,  Clark  G.  Bovee, 
Simeon  Stone,  Frederick  M.  Messer,  Charles  C.  Ellis, 
John  Gray,  Charles  C  Hartwell,  J.  C.  PVazier,  James 
Hogan,  James  A.  Preble,  Alden  Getchell,  George  S. 
Groves,  Jason  tlanks,  James  O'Brien,  William  Ryan, 
Leavitt  Strout,  John  Sha}-,    Lucius   \V.    Hall,  John    H. 


22  •  HISTORICAL 

Frain,  Darius  Sawyer.  John  II.  Fenderson,  Edward  J. 
Matchett,  William  Rand,  Heman- Hunnewell,  Andrew 
Quint,  William  Qjiint,  Roscoe  Qiiint,  Robert  Savage, 
Ezra  Talcott,  Nathan  A.  Weston,  Henry  Caldwell, 
John  Waterman,  J.  F.  Waterman,  Daniel  Washburn, 
Leonard  Washburn,  Allen  Washburn,  David  Tarr, 
David  Tarr,  Jr.,  B.  F.  Lancaster,  Nelson  Gage,  D. 
Fish,  Oliver  Waite,  Harrison  Waite,  James  Spaulding, 
Isaac  H.  Thompson,  John  B.  Frazier,  Alvah  Withee, 
Javan  Dawes. 

War  of  1812 — The  loll  owing  were  engaged  in 
the  War  of  181 2:  Luke  Sawyer,  Heman  Moore  and 
Hosea  Washburn. 


CHAPTER   IV. 

Manufacturing  Account. 

Early  Manufacturing — Mills  and  their  Location — Re- 
cent Development — Woolen  Mills — Paper  Mills — 
Miscellaneous. 

Twenty  years  seems  but  a  short  time  as  one 
glances  backward  over  a  period  of  this  length,  but 
much  may  be  accomplished  in  that  time.  True  this  is 
in  the  case  of  the  development  of  manufacturing  in 
the  town  of  Madison.  Twenty  years  ago  Madison  had 
nothing  but  a  few  miscellaneous  industries  which  were 
of  little  importance.  They  were  confined  to  the  local 
saw  mills,  grist  mills,  and  a  sash  and  blind  factory  of 
small  size.  Today  she  is  one  of  the  leading  towns  ot 
the   State   in   amount  and    importance  of  her  output  ol 


HISTORICAL  23 

manufactured  goods.  Hundreds  of  people  find  em- 
ployment in  her  factories,  scores  ot  merchants  are  en- 
abled to  in\est  their  money  with  hope  of  sutHcient 
business  to  bring  good  returns.  Hotels  flourish,  resi- 
dences and  tine  business  blocks  are  built,  and  the  town 
is  well  on  tlie  road  to  rank  with  the  cities  of  the  State. 

^:AKL^    mili,s   in   madison. 

The  tirst  grist  mill  built  in  the  village  ot'  Madison 
was  built  by  one  William  Adams.  It  was  located  on 
Jones'  Brook  not  far  from  the  new  Pine  Street  Bridge. 
It  was  built  not  far  trom  i(Soo. 

The  next  one  w^as  built  on  the  island  by  Oriah 
Tinkham.  Its  date  we  cannot  give  with  certainty,  but 
it  is  said  to  have  been  in  operation  as  early  as  1825. 
It  was   owned  by  Messrs.  Spaulding,  Viles  and  Heald. 

About  the  time  that  Mr.  Adams  built  his  grist  mill 
on  Jones'  Brook,  Mr.  Benjamin  Ellis  erected  a  saw 
mill,  about  1800,  on  this  same  stream.  It  was  located 
a  little  higher  up  the  stream.  The  mill  was  carried 
away  in  1810  at  the  time  of  a  freshet.  Another  mill 
was  soon  built  b}"  Nathan  Houghton  on  the  site  of  the 
mill  later  owned  by  Zalmon  Houghton.  It  is  still  in 
operation. 

Near  the  old  bridge,  some  time  after  the  dam  was 
built,  Nathan  Houghton  built  a  saw  mill,  and  in  this 
mill  some  of  the  timbers  used  in  the  old  Toll  Bridge 
were  sawed.  The  greater  part  of  the  sawed  timber 
used  in  the  construction  of  the  Patterson  toll  bridge 
was  sawed  in  the  mill  at  this  point.  This  mill  passed 
from  the  hands  of  Mr.  Houghton  to  Cyrus  Fletcher, 
then  the  following  in  order:  Heald,  Spaulding  &  Co., 
B.    T.    Dinsmore,    Nathan    Wood,    P.  Fletcher  &  Son, 


J  I  CONTENTS 

John  &  Abrani  McKenney,  Ilackett  &  Town,  T.  H.  & 
B.  P.  J.  Weston,  and  linally  the  Great  Northern  Paper 
Company. 

The  sash  and  bhnd  lactory  was  built  on  the  island 
at  a  \ery  earh"  date.  In  the  great  freshet  of  18,32  this 
structure  was  carried  away.  It  was  rebuilt  in  the  sum- 
mer of  the  same  year  by  J.  S.  Hardy  and  Nathan 
Wood.  Hardy  boui^ht  out  Wood  in  1859.  The  mill 
was  burned  in  1862.  It  was  rebuilt  on  a  different  site 
by  Mr.  Hardy,  who  later  sold  a  half  interest  to  Mr.  L. 
F.  Edwards,"  and  the  other  part  to  T.  H.  &  B.  P.J. 
Weston.  These  parties  soon  converted  it  into  a  paint 
shop.  It  later  went  into  the  hands  of  the  Great 
Northern  Paper  Compan)-. 

On  the  site  of  Blackwell  Block  one  Alfred 
Twombley  owned  and  operated  a  tannery  in  the  early 
years.      It  was  tinallv  abandoned  and  torn  down. 

The  old  starch  factory  was  built  by  Mr.  Strick- 
land, and  operated  many  years.  It  has  since  been  torn 
down.  It  was  afterwards  run  by  Nathan  Wood,  B.  T. 
Dinsmore,  and  was  also  owned  by  T.  H.  Weston. 

On  the  Anson  side  of  the  Kennebec,  below  the 
end  of  the  dam,  a  grist  mill  was  erected  and  operated, 
about  1836,  by  Elisha  Bennett.  We  are  told  that  the 
building  is  still  in  use  on  this  side  of  the  ri\er.  The 
old  channel  and  other  marks  ot  the  site  are  discernible 
even  at  this  day. 

RECENT    DEVELOPMENT. 

As  we  have  previously  mentioned,  the  real  devel- 
opment in  the  manufacturing  historv  of  the  town  of 
Madison  came  with  the  ushering  in  of  the  decade  of 
the  8o's.     This  was  the   time  when  the  Westons  betran 


HISTORIC  AT.  25 

the  agitation  of  the  matter  of  building  a  woolen  mill 
at  this  village.  .Vt  first  the  project  met  with  but  little 
success,  but  b\"  means  of  a  large  amount  of  hard  work 
Mr.  Weston  succeeded  in'  c^irrying  out  the  project. 
The  Madison  Woolen  Company  was  organized  in 
i<S<Si  with  a  capital  of  $100,000. 

Ground  was  broken  on  the  14th  ot"  April,  i<S.Si, 
and  the  mill  was  then  hurried  to  completion.  After 
about  four  years  of  successful  operation  of  the  first 
mill,  which  w^e  should  say  was  the  present  wooden 
structure  of  the  Madison  mill,  a  project  was  launched 
to  erect  another  mill,  or  an  addition  to  the  one  alread}- 
in  operation.  On  May  14,  1885,  the  stockholders  of 
the  IMadison  Woolen  Company  met  in  New  York,  at 
the  office  of  J.  R.  Libby  &  Co.,  and  voted  to  increase 
the  capital  stock  $100,000  for  the  building  and  equip- 
ment of  a  new  mill.  The  building  committee  con- 
sisted of  the  following:  T.  II.  and  B.  P.  J.  Weston; 
the  committee  on  machinery  w^ere  A.  P.  Benjamin  and 
V.  |.  Goodspeed.  Norton  &  Purinton  were  the  con- 
tractors for  the  stone  and  brick  work  and  S.  M. 
Coombs  was  the  architect.  The  bricks  were  made  at 
Weston's  brick-yard  in  this  village. 

The  mill  was  dedicated  March  3,  1886.  Some 
particulars  may  be  of  interest.  The  length  of  the  mill 
was  163  feet;  breadth,  58  feet;  and  was  four  stories 
high,  with  a  flat  gravelled  roof.  The  mill  contains  76 
windows,  1,400,000  bricks,  1 130  yards  of  stone,  1060 
casks  of  cenient,  13^  tons  of  wrought  iron  and  cast 
iron,  and  3  tons  of  nails. 

The  machinery  of  the  picker-room  was  started  on 
February  4,  1886.  A  few  looms  were  started  in 
March  of  that  year. 

In  connection  with  this  project  there  were  sixteen 
tenement  houses  completed. 


26  HISTORICAL 

The  Indian  Spring  Woolen  Company  was  organ- 
ized in  1887,  on  |ui\-  6th.  It  was  under  the  manage- 
ment of  the  II.  |.  Libby  Co.  Its  eapital  stock  was 
$ioo,oo(^.  Tlie  first  officers  were  T.  II.  Weston,  pres- 
ident: A.  \\  Ik-njamin,  \  ice  jircsident;  ].  B.  Libby, 
treasurer. 

Tlie  contractors  for  the  brick  and  stone  work  were 
Johnson  &  Johnson.  The  chmensions  ot  the  mill  were 
as  follows:  Length,  136  feet;  width,  56  feet;  four 
stories  high  in  tront  and  fi\e  in  back.  The  mill  was 
completed  in  the  same  \ear  ot  its  beginning,  Decem- 
ber 3,  1887.  In  its  construction  there  were  used 
1,186,855  bricks. 

These  two  mills  ha\e  been  a  source  ot  great  pros- 
perity to  this  town.  No  one  can  estimate  the  amount 
of  labor  that  was  necessarx'  to  get  the  project  started. 
It  required  many  months  of"  toil,  as  the  opposition  was 
strong.  The  mill  that  was  nicknamed  "Weston's 
Folly''  has,  howexer,  since  become  one  of  Madison's 
bulwarks  ot    prosperitw 

In  1 888,  D.  M.  Dickinson  of  Michigan  and  I.  M. 
Weston  of  the  same  state  and  a  native  of  the  State  ol 
Maine,  together  with  other  capitalists,  bought  the  pat- 
ent rights,  for  the  United  States  and  Canada,  of  reduc- 
ing wood  to  pulp  by  a  German  process  of  acid  treat- 
ment. They  sold  this  right  under  royalt}'  to  one  mill 
in  Canada  and  two  in  the  ITnited  States.  The  original 
I  purchasers  were  bought  out  by  other  capitalists,  among 
whom  were  several  members  of  President  Cleveland's 
cabinet,  viz:  William  C.  Whitney  and  Daniel  S.  La- 
mont.  Senator  Payne  was  also  a  large  owner.  The 
corporation  was  known  as  the  ^Lmufacturing  Invest- 
ment Company,  and  was  organized  under  the  laws  of 
the   State  ol"  New    )erse\-,      A  t'ter  considerable   discus- 


HISTORICAL  27 

sion,  Madison  was  selected  as  the  place  for  the  build- 
ing of  the  Eastern  plant.  I.  M.  Weston  loyally  sup- 
ported Madison's  interest  in  this  matter  and  all  Madi- 
son people  owe  Mr.  Weston  a  debt  of  gratitude  for  his 
instrumentality  in  securing  for  her  this  enormous  in- 
dustry. 

A  long  time  was  used  in  clearing  up  the  land  titles 
of  the  property  around  Norridgewock  Falls,  here  at 
Madison.  Two  able  lawyers  were  employed  for  a 
long  time.  Two  hundred  and  fifty  deeds  were  copied 
in  this  long  process,  but  at  length,  on  June  17,  1890, 
the  company's  attorne}'  declared  the  papers  complete 
and  the  corporation  took  possession. 

The  huge  mill  was  over  two  years  in  building. 
Its  total  length  is  over  900  feet.  As  it  was  managed  at 
first  it  was  not  a  profitable  investment,  and  soon  fore- 
closure proceedings  were  instituted.  However,  the 
firm  was  reorganized  as  the  Great  Northern  Paper 
Company,  as  it  is  known  at  the  present  time.  Under 
the  present  management  the  plant  has  been  successful 
and  is  one  of  the  leading  industries  of  the  Kennebec 
Valley,  furnishing  employment  to  a  large  number  ot 
persons. 

While  the  operations  ot  this  company  here  in 
Madison  have  been  a  great  source  of  prosperity  to  the 
people  of  the  town  its  future  gives  promise  of  being- 
tar  greater  in  its  scope.  Operations  are  in  progress 
for  the  erection  of  a  new  mill  only  a  short  distance 
below  the  present  mill,  and  a  portion  of  the  dam.  is 
already  constructed.  It  is  hoped  that  this  nev/  indus- 
try may  not  long  be  delayed. 

Other  mills  of  recent  date  doing  much  to  pro- 
mote the  welfare  and  prosperity  of  the  community  are 
Weston's  saw  mill  a  short  distance  above  the    railroad 


HISTORICAL 


bridge,  a  mill  run  by  steam,  and  not  tar  from  this  is 
|.  II.  Dane's  sash  and  blind  tactory,  which  is  doing  a 
LTootl  business. 


ICASr    MADISON    IN' DUSTRIIiS. 

Madison's  manutaeUiring  industries  are  not  wholly 
eonfined  to  Madison  X'illage.  East  Madison  has  fur- 
nished her  portion  ol'  the  manufacturing  during  all  the 
past  century.  In  fact,  long  before  there  was  an\- 
thought  ot"  building  an\  mill  ol  consequence  at  Madi- 
son Bridge  there  was  a  well-equipped  woolen  mill  at 
East  Madison,  together  with  I'ulling  and  cloth  dressing- 
mills,  tanneries,  saw  and  grist  mills. 

So  far  as  wc  are  able  to  learn  Elisha  Lincoln,  the 
tirst  settler  in  this  part  of  the  to\\n,  was  the  builder  ol 
the  tirst  saw  and  grist  mill.  It  was  located  on  the  out- 
let of  Ha\den  Lake  on  the  site  of  the  present  woolen 
mill,  and  was  built  soon  after  the  coming  ot  Mr.  Lin- 
coln. Sometine  in  the  ;^()'s  the  mills  were  replaced  by 
a  new  and  larger  mill  \\  ith  a  chair  manufactory  in  one 
part  of  it.  In  i<S4_^  this  mill  was  burned  and  was  re- 
placed by  a  smaller  mill.  The  cloth  dressing  and 
carding  mill  was  burned  at  the  same  time.  This  mill 
was  built  sometime  in  the  io's.  It  was  never  rebuilt. 
The  woolen  mill  was  located  here  in  1S55.  The 
powers  and  privileges  were  bought  and  the  mill  was 
built  in  this  same  year.  The  concern  was  known  as 
the  Wesserrunsett  Woolen  Company.  It  employed 
about  one  hundred  persons.  This  mill  was  doomed  to 
fire  in  about  three  years.  The  year  1858  saw  its 
destruction.  In  itSyo  the  present  mill  was  erected  and 
called  the  Lakeside  Woolen    Companw      It   gives    em- 


IIIS'IOUICWL  2C) 

]il()\nient  to  aboul  thirty  men.  It  confines  its  work 
lari^ol}-  to  \vca\  inu. 

At  the  "I^ower  Mills'',  about  one-hall  mile  below 
the  woolen  mill,  l\lisha  Lincoln  built,  in  about  1840, 
what  was  probably  the  first  saw  mill  at  this  point. 
The  grist  mill  at  this  place  was  built  by  Aaron  and 
Iliram  Ilobart.  'I'he  date  was  not  iar  Irom  1(850. 
The  saw  mill  was  burned  and  another  built  in  about 
i860  or  a  little  earlier,  by  Daniel  and  Joel  Hobart.  to 
take  its  place.  The  mill  is  owned  today  by  Daniel 
Ilobart. 

About  i8_|_(3  a  shingle  mill  was  built  a  short  dis- 
tance below  the  \illage  by  John  Cook.  A  part  of  the 
same  mill  is  standing  todaw  and  with  the  additions  that 
ha\  e  been  made  is  owned  by  Willis  Ilobart.  Up  near 
the  outlet  of  the  lake,  prior  to  i860,  Issiah  Cushing 
built  a  saw  mill  and  shingle  mill. 

Nathaniel  Chadbourn  built  a  tannery  about  1840 
on  this  same  stream,  about  twenty  rods  below  the  ]-)res- 
ent  woolen  mill.  It  was  torn  down  about  i8go.  An- 
other tannery  was  built  on  the  same  site  as  occupied 
hv  the  present  woolen  mill.  It  was  built  \er\'  early, 
the  date  being  uncertain. 


CHAPTER  v. 

'I'oLi.  r)Ki  i)(;i-:s. 

The  Madison  firidge — Dates — Patterson  P>ridge — Date. 

The  Norridgewock  Falls  Toll  Bridge  was  built  in 
1829,  on  the  authority  of  the  charter  granted  by  the 
State     for     the    purpose    in     1825.      The    owners    were 


30 


HISTORICAL 


formed  into  a  stock  company,  and  the  same  corpora- 
tion continued  to  hold  the  property  till  1902  when  the 
agitation  for  a  tree  bridge,  after  the  old  Toll  Bridge 
had  been  destroyed  in  the  freshet  of  1901  made  it  nec- 
essary for  the  two  towns  of  Anson  and  Madison  to 
build  a  free  bridge.  The  builder  of  the  toll  bridge  was 
Nathan  Houghton.  The  first  owners  were  Benjamin 
Ellis,  Nathan  Houghton,  Capt.  George  Gray  and  Elijah 
Hilton. 

In  1832  the  Toll  Bridge  was  carried  away  in  part, 
the  freshet  of  that  year  being  very  severe.  It  has  sus- 
tained several  severe  injuries  in  other  freshets  but  was 
not  carried  out  since  1832,  till  1901  when  the  freshet 
that  came  on  so  suddenly  in  December  completely  de- 
stroyed it. 

In  the  early  days  when  the  towns  were  so  situated 
as  to  render  the  building  of  suitable  bridges  over  the 
large  rivers  and  streams  impossible,  the  toll  bridge, 
built  by  private  capital,  was  a  great  convenience,  but 
when  years  had  rolled  by  and  the  municipalities  have 
become  more  solid,  financially,  the  toll  bridge  became 
the  object  of  much  dissatisfaction  wherever  located. 
This  was  true  of  the  one  at  Madison  and  Anson  Low- 
er Village.  When  the  freshet  of  1901  destro3'ed  it,  a 
move  was  immediately  made  to  replace  it  with  a  free 
bridge.  It  would  be  expensive  of  course  and  there 
was  much  controversy  over  the  matter,  especiall}'  in 
the  town  of  Anson,  but  the  bridge  was  built,  and  is  a 
most  excellent  piece  of  workmanship. 

We  have  compiled  for  this  work  the  following 
from  the  town  records  of  Madison: 

"Meeting  of  Town  of  Madison  on  January  18,  1902. 

"The  warrant  lor  this  meeting  contained  the  fol- 
lowing article:    To  see  if  the  town   will  vote  to  pur- 


HISTORUAL  31 

chase  the  riglUs,  property  and  appiitenanees  ot"  the 
Norridgewock  h^dls  'I'oll  Bridge  Company  which  said 
Conipanx'  has  Noted  to  sell  to  the  towns  ol  .\nson  and 
Madison  tor  the  sum  ol  $2,300.  To  see  it  the  town 
will  vote  to  and  appoint  a  committee  or  committees 
tor  the  purpose  of  taking  all  necessary  measures  to- 
ward the  building  of  a  bridge  between  the  towns  of 
Madison  and  Aiison  on  or  near  the  site  recenth'  occu- 
pied by  the  Xorridgewock  F'alls  Toll  Bridge,  and  to 
pass  any  other  xotes  necessary  to  carry  into  effect  any 
action  taken  under  this  or  the  preceeding  article. 

"Met  and  \oted  to  purchase  the  property,  and  to 
appoint  a  committee    of  five   as   per  the  above  article. 

"The  following  were  appointed  b}'  the  Moderator: 
C.  O  Small,  A.  L.  Smith,  Jr.,   \V.  F.  Greene    (declined 
and   J.    R.    Emery    appointed    in    his    place)    Frank    E. 
W^elch  and  John  Chadb(nirn. 
"Town  Meeting  of  Madison  held  Februai-\   N,  1902. 

"To  see  if  the  town  will  vote  to  bu\'  and  maintain 
two-thirds  part  of  a  bridge  which  the  proprietors  ot' 
the  Norridgewock  P^dls  Toll  Bridge  Compan\  are  to 
build  across  the  Kennebec  River  between  the  towns 
of  Madison  and  Anson  on  or  near  the  site  recently  (oc- 
cupied bN'  the  Norridgewock  Falls  Toll  Bridge  upon 
the  following  terms,  namel\':  I^^m"  a  sum  cqwAl  to  two- 
thirds  of  the  cost  thereot  together  with  two-thirds  ot" 
the  sum  of  $2,:;()o  and  interest  and  what  other  legiti- 
mate and  necessary  charges  tnr  interest  and  other  ex- 
penses that  shall  ha\  e  been  incured  and  contracted  by 
said  proprietors  in  building  and  maintaining  of  said 
bridge  to  the  date  that  such  purchase  shall  be  made 
and  the  bridge  together  with  its  other  rights,  property 
and  appurtenances  shall  be  trans fered  and  conveyed  to 
tlie  town. 


3- 


IlISTOKKAL 


"\'()tcd  to  purchase  the  bridj^c  as  per  the  pre- 
ceedin^-  article. 

"A  committee  ot  three  was  appointed  to  obtain 
the  nccessar\-  legislation  to  carry  the  above  into  eflect. 
The  following  was  the  committee:  C.  A.  A\^ilbur,  C. 
().  Small,  and  A.  L.  Smith,  Jr." 

In  due  time  there  arose  a  line  steel  bridge  near 
the  site  of  the  former  bridge,  which  is  all  that  an3-one 
could  desire.  Its  strength,  and  line  proportions  stand 
out  in  contrast  with  the  qualities  of  its  predecessor. 
In  this  connection  one  is  reminded  of  the  sad  accident 
which  occurred  many  }ears  ago  on  the  old  toll  bridge. 
Mr.  Benjamin  Baxter  relates  to  us  the  account  of  the 
accident  sid^tstantiall}-  as  t'ollows:  "In  the  days  beibre 
the  railroad  had  reached  tliis  portion  of  the  \-alley  all 
the  goods  and  pro\isi()ns  used  in  the  section  to  the 
north  of  us  was  hauled  with  teams  along  the  Ivenne- 
bec  trom  the  larger  towns  'down  ri\  er\  A  great  jvirt 
of  the  travel  went  o\er  the  toll  bridge  at  this  point. 
One  daN-  a  lour  horse  team  hea\  ily  loaded  started  a- 
cross  the  bridge,  in  spite  of  the  ad\  ice  gi\en  not  to  at- 
tempt the  crossing  with  so  hea\  \  a  load.  All  went 
well  till  the  middle  pier  was  nearl\-  reached  when  a 
crash  was  heard  and  the  wagon  went  quickl\  to  ihe 
raging  torrent  below,  carrying  with  it  the  dri\er  him- 
selt  and  the  two  pole  horses.  The  leaders  succeeded 
in  breaking  away,  and  were  stopped  on  the  Anson  side 
by  Mr.  Baxter  who  witnessed  the  accident.  The  man 
was  instantly  killed  as  well  as  the  horses  which  went 
with  him.  IIowe\er  a  large  amount  ol  the  goods 
floated  and  were  collected  below  the  village." 

The  Patterson  Bridge  was  built  in  1839,  and  was 
owned  by  a  stock  compan\ .  It  is  located  in  the  north- 
western part  of  Madison,  across   the    Kennebec    Ri\"er 


II  ISIOKKAI.  ^  ;:> 

ncarl\'  opposite  the  \ill;iii,'e  of  North  .Vnsoii.  An  inci- 
dent related  to  the  writer  by  Peter  Sa\age  o-i\es  some- 
thing- ol"  interest  eoneernini;- this  brido-c.  The  old  time 
"muster"  was  ha\  ini;-  its  day  in  the  period  when  the 
Patterson  Toll  Bridge  was  erected.  It  happened  that 
when  a  muster  was  held  at  North  Anson  on  a  certain 
da\-  the  toll  bridge  was'  nearing  completion.  The  man 
who  run  the  i'erry  which  was  in  use  at  this  point  previous 
to  the  toll  bridge  made  a  deal  whereby  the  bridge  should 
be  held  back  in  its  progress  toward  completion  so  that 
those  who  attended  the  muster  from  the  east  side  ot 
the  ri\  er  would  be  compelled  to  patronize  the  lerry. 
These  parties  learning  ot  the  deal,  concluded  to  go 
them  one  better  and  immediately  caught  up  some  ol 
the  planking  which  lay  on  the  shore  read\-  lor  use  and 
constructed  in  a  short  time  a  tiooring  sufficient  to  get 
across  the  ri\er,  thereb}-  beating  the  terry  at  their  own 
game,  and  making  the  Patterson  Toll  Bridge  i'or  one 
da\'  at  least,  a  iree  bridue. 


CHAPTER   VI. 

EniTCATioNA[.   History. 

Early    Schools — Recent    Dc\elopment    and    Ad\ance- 
ment. 

Education  is  said  to  be  the  bulwark  ot'  Iree  insti- 
tutions. However  true  this  ma\-  be,  certain  it  is  that 
the  people  of  New  England  have  e\er  so  regarded  the 
problem  of  social  and  political  lite,      'inhere  were  some 


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HIS  roi^  KA 


icw  things  that  the  early  settler  Ibiind  necessar\-,  such 
as  the  saw  mill  and  the  <;rist  mill.  These  he  must 
ha\e  to  enable  him  to  proNide  food  and  shelter.  But 
the  next  move  after  securing  his  mills  was  to  provide 
schools  and  opportunities  for  religious  training. 

These  schools  were  of  necessity  ^'ery  crude  at 
first.  In  the  early  days  school  houses  were  not  pro- 
vided. The  settlers  were  each  expected  to  provide  a 
certain  room  in  his  house  for  school  accommodations. 
The  wages  paid  were  \ery  small  as  compared  with  the 
wages  of  toda\-.  l'\Mnale  teachers  got  not  far  from 
75  cents  a  week;  male  teachers  received  from  $12  to 
$15  a  month  and  were  expected  to  "board  round"  at 
that.  The  schools  were  changed  to  a  great  extent  after 
the  separation  trom  Massachusetts,  in  1820.  New 
courses  were  introduced,  new  text  books  wxmx  put  in 
use  and  better  equipments  were  pro\ided  in  almost  all 
quarters. 

With  the  kind  assistance  of  Prof.  T.  A.  Roberts 
and  others  we  have  attempted  in  the  following  to  give 
something  concerning  the  schools  of  Madison. 

Mr.  Joshua  B.  Perkins  is  authority  for  the  state- 
ment that  the  first  school  house  in  Madison  w^as  on 
Weston  avenue  near  what  is  now  known  as  the  Blake 
place.  This  was  a  one-stor)-,  fiat-roof  building,  about 
30  feet  square.  One  of  the  first  teachers  in  this  house 
was  Hon  O.  L.  Currier  of  New  Sharon.  Mr.  Currier 
married  Miss  Mary  Ann  Weston,  a  daughter  of  Stephen 
Weston.  Miss  Jewett  was  another  early  teacher  in 
this  building.  Miss  Jewett  was  the  mother  of  B.  P.J. 
Weston.  This  school  house  was  built  not  far  from 
1804  to  1 810. 

It  is  stated  that  the  Westons  and  Pipers  controlled 
the  school  house   question    f'or  sometime.      ^^Mlen  more 


II  ISTOl^  ICAL  3c; 

Notes  came  in  it  was  deeidetl  to  change  the  location  ol 
the  building.  The  new  site  selected  was  on  Old  Point 
avenue  not  far  iVom  Mr.  Renier's  store.  One  winter 
the  building  caught  lire  and  the  root"  was  burned  ot^". 
Boards  were  seciu'cd,  the  i^ooi  replaced,  and  school 
was  continued  in  a  lew  da\s.  I'his  school  house  was 
moved  in  about  iiSi6.  It  remained  here  a  lew  years 
until  Nathan  Houghton  ga\e  a  lease  of  a  lot  oi  land 
in  "The  Holler".  On  this  lot  the  "Old  Red  School 
House"  was  built.  The  lease  was  drawn  up  by  Hon. 
Anson  P.  Morrill,  afterward  goNcrnor  of  the  State  ol 
Maine,  but  at  tliat  time  a  merchant  at  East  Madison, 
then  the  business  center  of  Madison.  The  usual  at- 
tendance in  the  old  school  house  on  AVeston  axenue 
was  not  i'ar  Irom  25  to  ]o.  ^Ir.  l\'rkins  has  kindly 
giN'cn  some  of  the  names  of  those  who  were  students 
there.  Adeline  Jones,  Rosanna  Houghton,  Lucy  Piper, 
John  Jones,  T.  H.  Weston,  J.  B.  Perkins,  Marcia  Wes- 
ton, Bridget  Weston,  Sarah  Weston,  Fannie  Weston, 
C\rus  Weston,  Enoch  Weston,  Rulus  Weston,  Chester 
Houghton,  Joseph  Withee,  CaKin  Withee,  David 
Withee  and' Parker  Withee.  The  "Old  Red  School 
House"  was  situated  below  the  Congregational 
parsonage.  One  teacher  in  this  house  was  Miss 
May  Osborne  of  Skowdiegan.  Other  teachers  in  this 
school  house  were  Miss  Bixby,  Miss  Rideout,  Miss 
Longley,  Asa  Dickinson  and  Mr.  Nash.  It  should  be 
stated  that  Mr.  Gard  Whittier  taught  a  private  school 
one  or  more  winters  at  this  village.  Mr.  Darius 
Houghton  attended  school  there  in  1^42,  which  was 
soon  after  it  was  built,  tn  icSyc)  the  house  became  in- 
adequate to  accomodate  the  needs  of  the  district  and 
a  school  was  started  in  Lincoln  Hall,  where  the  larger 
students    attended,    while    the    smaller  jiuj^ils  wei-e  j^ro- 


36 


IIISI'OU  ICAl. 


\idecl  for  ;it  the  ''Red  School  House".  This  condition 
continued  tor  about  three  years  when  a  school  house 
was  built  on  the  corner  of  Pleasant  street  and  Old 
Point  avenue.  The  builder  was  Henry  Abbey.  The 
tirst  teacher  when  the  school  was  established  at  Lincoln 
Hall  was  W.  W.  MaNo,  a  graduate  of  Colby  College. 
B.  A.  Pease,  also  a  graduate  of  this  same  college,  was 
the  successor  of  Mr.  Mayo.  C.  A.  Wilber  followed 
Mr.  Pease  in  1880  and  taught  four  years,  part  of  the 
time  in  Lincoln  Hall  and  part  of  the  time  in  the  Pleas- 
ant street  school  house.  Mr.  Wilber's  successor  was 
M.  C.  Dow.  C.  ().  Small  taught  from  1884  till  18S8, 
and  has  ser\ed  se\eral  years  as  iSupervisor  and  Super- 
intendent of  Schools.  Mr.  Wilber  has  also  tilled  like 
positions.  P)()th  of  these  men  have  had  a  large  share 
in  building  up  the  school  interests  of  the  town  ol 
Madison. 

At  this  point  we  g■i^■e  the  names  of  the  other 
teachers  who  have  had  charge  ol  the  High  School  in 
its  ditierent  stages  since  the  beginning  in  Lincoln  Hall: 
E.  L.  Pcnnell, '1891;  C.  D.  Boothby,^  1891 ;  E.  L.  Pen- 
nell,  1891;  L.  P.  Sturtevant,  1892;  C  H.  Sturtevant, 
1893;  F.  W.  Larrabee,  1894;  N.  T.  Abbott,  1895; 
Fred  L.  Tapley,  1896;  E.  M.  l\icker,  1898;  T.  A. 
Roberts,  1899. 

The  assistants  since  1891  haNc  been  the  following: 
Minnie  F.  Waugh,  1891;  Bessie  M.  Getchell,  1894; 
H.  Kate  Butler,'  1895;  Alice  Robbins  and  Bertha  M. 
Files,  1898;  Edith  L.  Floyd,  1899;  ?•  E.  Graffam, 
and  Charlotte  Towne-Roberts,  1901. 

With  the  incoming  of  the  business  prosperit}' 
which  Madison  has  had  within  the  last  few  years,  the 
improvement  and  enlargement  of  the  school  buildings 
became  imperatiNc.     The  Pleasant  Street  School  build- 


HTSTORTCAL  3^ 

ing  was  built  in  1.S.S2.  This  project  of  proxidiiig  larger 
and  better  accommodations  for  the  schools  provoked  a 
long  and  animated  discussion.  It  seems  strange  that 
people  will  condemn  enterprises  which  in  a  short  time 
they  Mnll  indorse,  simply  because  a  little  mone\-  is  re- 
(]uired  to  carry  it  through.  Rut  sucli  cases  are  the  rule 
more  times  than  the  exception.  The  argument  against 
this  building  was  that  it  was  too  large  for  the  needs. 
Several  meetings  were  held  before  the  matter  was  set- 
tled. The  land,  one-half  an  acre  in  extent,  was  jnir- 
chased  of  Zebina  Dinsmore,  the  price  for  the  lot  being 
$100.  A  few  years  later  an  addition  was  made 
which,  together  with  the  original  cost,  amounted  to 
about  $2,500. 

The  other  school  buildings  in  the  village  have 
cost  approximatel}'  the  following:  The  Main  Street 
School  house,  $13,500;  the  Weston  A^•enue  School 
house,  $12,000. 

The  school  districts  numbered  twenty  for  the  en- 
tire town  in  i<S92.  Today  there  are  only  eight  oi'  the 
rural  schools,  which  in  all  contain  about  100  pupils, 
\N'hile  the  village  schools  ha\  e  not  lar  from  375. 

The  course  of  studies  for  the  schools,  gotten  out 
by  Superintendent  C.  O.  Small  in  1893,  was  of  great 
assistance  in  securing  a  more  perfect  grading.  In  1903 
this  course  was  revised  by  Superintendent  Thomas  A. 
Roberts  to  conform  to  the  new  and  changed  condi- 
tions. Madison's  schools  are  c(]ual  to  those  of  any 
town  of  its  size  in  Maine,  and  the  inhabitants  take  just 
pride  in  them.  Madison  has  never  tried  to  economize 
at  the  expense  of  her  schools.  Both  village  and  rural 
schools  are  carefully  graded,  the  latter  e\"en  to  the  ex- 
tent that  regular  promotions  are  made  so  that  there  is 
no  loss  of  time  and  energy   in   the   unnecessary   repeti- 


38  HISTORICAL 

tions  of  certain  studies.  TIk'  text  books  are  tlie  latest 
and  thoroughly  up-to-date.  Music  was  introduced  by 
Superintendent  Roberts  at  the  beginning  of  the  sum- 
mer term,  1902,  and  Mrs.  Frank  Dinsmore,  a  former 
teacher  under  C.  O.  Small,  Esc].,  was  engaged  as  the 
regular  instructor.  On  Mrs.  Dinsmore's  resignation, 
in  1903,  Prof.  Elmer  E.  Towne  became  the  teacher  ot 
music.  TMost  excellent  results  ha\  e  been  obtained, 
which  will  be  more  appreciated  when  the  pupils  shall 
have  reached   maturity. 


THE    HIGH     StTIOOL. 

The  most  excellent  record  made  by  the  Madison 
High  School  deserves  special  mention.  We  quote 
the  exact  words  of  one  who  is  thoroughly  conversant 
with  the  conditions:  ''The  growth  ot  the  high  school 
has  been  steady.  During  the  past  tive  years  the 
growth  has  been  more  marked.  The  a^•erage  attend- 
ance for  the  year  i89(S-9  was  thirty-three.  For  this 
present  fall  term,  1903,  the  attendance  is  ninety.  Tlie 
school  now  nimibers  nearh"  fort\'  bo\s.  Additions 
ha\e  been  made  to  the  High  School  curriculum  until 
now  it  tits  for  our  best  colleges.  RepresentatiNcs  can 
be  found  in  Colby,  Bates,  University  ol  Maine,  and 
Boston  University.  During  the  past  tour  years  thirty- 
eight  students  have  been  graduated,  and  the  graduating 
class  numbers  tilteen  this  year.  The  first  class  was 
graduated  March  15,  1889,  and  following  are  the  mem- 
bers: Ploma  M.  Hilton,  Gusta  H.  Tmkham,  S.  Eu- 
gene Remick  and  Nathan  A.  Weston. 

"In  1902  the  Physical  and  Chemical  Laboratory 
room  was  titled    up    with    the   latest   ecpiipments  in    the 


HISTORICAL 


39 


line  ()1  tables,  sinks  and  other  appliances,  so  that  the 
work  in  sciences  can  now  be  much  more  satislactoril\- 
carried  on." 

In  looking    forward    we    can    see   nothing    but    the 
brightest  prospects  lor  the  schools  of  Madison. 


CHAPTER  vn. 

Merchants  AiNd  Professional  Men. 
Early  Merchants — Stores — Lawyers — Doctors. 

^ladison  had  the  usual  countr}'  stores  in  her  earh- 
historw  These  were  general  in  their  nature,  and  their 
stock  was  housed  in  private  houses  and  later  in  public 
places,  but  it  was  left  for  the  coming  ot  the  mills  to 
bring  to  Madison  her  stores  with  their  special  lines,  ot 
dry  goods,  clothing,  groceries,  and  hardware  placed  in 
tine  blocks. 

In  searching  the  records  in  this  direction  we  learn 
that  the  tirst  merchant  in  Madison  was  Zebina  Hough- 
ton, son  of  Nathan  Houghton,  who  was  builder  of  the 
tirst  Toll  Bridge.  Zebina  was  a  shoe  maker.  He  had 
his  store  on  the  Island,  and  was  toll-gatherer  when  the 
bridge  was  first  built. 

The  others  were  not  numerous  but  we  learn  that 
the  following  were  in  trade  here,  and  they  came  in 
very  near  the  following  order:  Benjamin  Spaulding, 
John  Whorlf',  Washington  Rowell  and  Calvin  Fletcher 
who  later  went  west.  These  in  their  order  occupied 
the  Red  Store  which  alterwards  became  Lincoln  Hall. 


40  HISTORICAL 

The  snow  store  so  called,  which  was  situated  on  the 
Island,  was  built  by  Ileald,  Spauldiiig,  &  Viles.  It  was 
later  occupied  bN-  William  Snow  and  b}-  Bradbury 
Dinsmore.  Daniel  Maxin  &  Son  also  carried  on  a  gen- 
eral stores  trade  in  this  store.  Some  time  alter  Mr. 
Maxim  had  closed  out  his  business,  D.  W.  Simonds 
traded  here. 

PKOJ'ESSIONAL    Ml<:\. 

The  towns  of  Madison  and  Anson  ha\  e  been  well 
provided  tor  the  last  twenty  }ears  with  legal  talent, 
but  prior  to  that  time  there  was  onh'  one  lawyer  who 
located  in  this  \'icinit\".  This  was  one  William  Has- 
kell who  located  on  the  Anson  side  and  lived  in  the 
house  where  F.  D.  Gilman  now  li\es.  Others  who 
have  been  in  practice  in  Madison  are  the  following: 
Johnson  &  Johnson,  Charles  A.  Wilber,  who  came 
here  as  a  teacher  from  New  Portland,  Charles  O.  Small 
who  also  came  here  as  a  teacher,  and  as  did  Mr.  Wil- 
ber, served  the  town  successfully  as  Superintendent  of 
Schools,  Bernard  Gibbs  and  J.  W.  Foster.  B.  S.  Col- 
lins and  Augustine  Simmons,  both  of  North  Anson, 
ha\  e  had  branch  offices  here  within  the  last  few  years. 
In  this  connection  it  is  well  to  note  that  J.  F.  Witiiee 
was  the  first  Trial  Justice  in  the  town  of  Madison.  He 
received  his  commission  in  1890  and  has  been  in  oHice 
since  that  date.  Other  justices  are  W.  W.  Johnson 
and  George  F.  Newell  on  the  Anson  side. 

The  first  physican  to  locate  in  the  town  of  Madi- 
son was  Dr.  Sumner  Gould.  The  town  was  ser^•ed  bv 
other  physicians  prior  to  his  arrixal  but  they  were  from 
other  towns.  The  successors  of  Dr.  Goufd  have  been 
the    following:    Dr.  C.  D.  Morrill,   Dr.  Kent,   Dr.  D.  S. 


I 


IITSTORTCAL  4 1 

Ilunnewc'll,  Dr.  W.  (t.  S;i\v\cr,  Dr.  |.  L.  Pcppci-,  Dr. 
W.  S.  Millikcn,  Dr.  II.  B.  Esmond,  Dr.  W.  II.  Kcnni- 
son. 

Tlic  lollowin^-  h;i\c  been  dentists  here:  F.  A. 
Le;nitt,  Tliomas  M.  Bennett,  I>.  V.  Laneaster,  and  ). 
P.  Laneaster. 


CHAPTER  vni. 

Church    IIlsl■()R^•. 

I)aptists — Congrei^ationalists — Free  Baptists — Method- 
ists— Ihiixersalists — Catholics. 

"J'iie  eeelesiastieal  history  of  the  towns  oi"  Madi- 
son and  Anson  Lower  Villaiie  is  prineipall}'  a  history 
oi  the  dirterent  denominations.  \Ve  ha\'e  endeavored 
to  eollcet  inlormation  which  will  re\'eal  the  main  facts 
of  interest  in  the  past  of  these  ditierent  societies. 

i;.\i'ris'r  eiiLKcii. 

The  Baptist  Church  of  Anson  was  organized  Jan- 
uary 25,  i.S2().  Its  lirst  pastor  was  Francis  Powers, 
who  was  here  in  iS:^!.  It  was  during  his  pastorate 
that  the  tirst  church  editice  was  erected.  The  date  was 
1859  and  the  cost  was  $1,000.  The  next  pastor  was 
Re\ .  Charles  Miller,  who  came  in  i<S6g.  I'lie  next 
pastor  was  Rev.  E.  Nugent,  1H79.  His  successors 
lia\  e  been  as  lollows:  Rev.  B.  F.  Turner,  1896;  Re\. 
J.    P.    Longley,     1897;     Rev.  E.  E.  Morse,  1903.      The 


I  ..  HISTORICAL 

second  church,  located  on    Spear    Hill    on    the    Anson 
side  ot"  the  rixer,  was  built  in  189S,  ut  a  cost  of  $2,800. 

C<)NGKI".(JA'I'H)NAI.     CM  UK  CM. 

Tlic  Con,L,n-egational  Cluiicii  was  organized  at 
r.lackwell  Hill  on  .\pril  26,  1826.  It  had  eleven  mem- 
bers, consisting  of  tour  men  and  seven  women.  Two 
men  and  two  women  came  by  letter  from  North  An- 
son, and  the  others  were  admitted  on  their  own  profes- 
sion of  faith  in  Christ.  The  Council  to  organize  the 
church  consisted  of  the  lollowing:  Rew  Josiah  Peet 
of  Norridgewock;  Rev.  Fiheld  Holt  of  Bloomtield; 
and  Rev.  George  W.  Fargo  of  Solon.  Rev.  Josiah 
Tucker,  the  first  ordained  minister  ol  this  denomina- 
tion to  settle  in  Madison,  was  ordained  on  Ma}"  9, 
i82().  The  council  was  held  in  a  large  barn,  there  be- 
ing no  other  place  ot  sutbcient  size  a\'ailable.  Mr. 
Tucker  seems  to  ha\e  been  an  energetic  man,  as  he 
succeeded  in  erecting  a  church,  which  was  dedicated 
in  December,  1827.  This  edihce  was  located  on 
F^lackwell  Hill.  vSer^•ices  were  continued  here  for 
several  \  ears.  On  January  i,  1845,  the  meeting  house 
erected  by  this  society  at  "The  Bridge"  was  dedicated. 
This  edihce  formerly  occupied  the  site  of  the  present 
millinery  store  of  ^Nliss  Blanche  L.  Seavey.  It  has 
been  remodelled  and  moved  to  Maple  street  and  is  now 
known  as  the  Wood  Block.  It  contains  the  printing 
plant  of  E.  A.  Merriman,  where  the  Madison  Bulletin 
is  published.  On  June  10,  1893,  the  magnificent  new 
church  on  the  corner  of  ]Main  street  and  Weston  ave- 
nue was  dedicated.  This  church  is  a  fine  structure  ot 
brick,  and  is  one  of  the  ornaments  to  the  town.  The 
present  j^astor  is  Re\ .  C.  1),  Boolhbw 


iirsTORrcAL  43 

FKE.E     WILL     r.Al'TISI-    ClIllUlI. 

The  second  Free  Baptist  Church  ot  Madison  was 
organized  December  12,  1840,  at  the  house  ot'  Ira 
Searles,  Madison,  The  first  Free  Will  Baptist  Societ\- 
being  the  (^ne  on  lilackwell  Hill.  It  is  not  now  in  ex- 
istence, ha\ing  sold  its  property  and  dissolved  several 
years  ago.  Some  01  the  early  pastors  ot"  this  church 
were:  Hosea  Washburn,  Elders  Williamson,  Turner, 
Stilson,  Mark  Merrill  and  Ira  Emery. 

In  iSbo  this  society,  with  the  assistance  oi"  the 
Methodists,  built  a  meeting  house  on  the  Anson  side 
ot  the  ri\er  \N'here  worshiji  was  held  till  18(83.  At  this 
time  the  Methodists  withdrew  and  built  a  church  ol 
their  own  on  the  Madison  side.  Tw(^  years  later  the 
h^-ee  Baptists  built  a  church' on  the  Madison  side  and 
dedicated  it  June  12,  1886,  iVee  Irom  debt.  The  total 
cost  ot"  church  and  e(|uipment  was  $3000.  With  the 
kind  assistance  ot  the  present  pastor,  Miss  Mabel  C. 
Andrews,  we  haxe  conij^iled  the  t'ollowing  list  of  pas- 
tors irom  1868.  Re\ .  Otis  Andrews  w^as  pastor  about 
1868.  Rev.  ].  P.  Longle\-  followed  him  in  about  1875. 
His  successors  were  Re\s.  Trimian  Maxim,  G.  W. 
Colby  and  C.  E.  Blake.  The  pastors  ol"  this  church 
since  its  establishment  in  Madison  ha\e  been  as  fol- 
lows: Rev.  F.  E.  Freeze,  August  6,  1884  to  Jul)-  zz, 
1885;  Rev.  J.  L.  ■  Munroe,  August  zS,  1886  to  April, 
1887;  Re\-.  J.  ^V.  Wiggin,  July  24,  1887  to  January  19, 
1890;  Rev.  C.  G.  Mosher,  January  26,  1890  to  May  i, 
1893;  Rev.  L.  B.  Twitchelf,  September  20,  1893  to 
December  30,  1894;  Re\ .  Berton  Minard,  May  12, 
1895  to  September  15,  1895;  Re\ .  W.  W.  Hayden, 
November  3,  1895  to  October  7,  1900;  Rev.  Mabel  C. 
.\ndrews,  January  10,  1901. 


44 


HISTORICAL 
METIIODIS'I"     CIILRCII. 


Tlic  records  of  Methodism  in  Madison  and  Anson 
Lower  \'illai;;e  in  its  early  days  are  nearly  obliterated. 
Some  facts  are  lio\ve\er  preserved  and  we  have  at- 
tempted to  L;i\  e  them.  'I'he  first  record  is  of  the  exis- 
tence of  a  class  meetini;-  on  the  .\nson  side  held  a't  the 
house  of  Thomas  lleald.  The  date  is  uncertain,  but 
not  far  from  1S35.  About  1S34,  according  to  rumor, 
John  l\'rrin  preached  here.  Nearly  all  is  a  blank  until 
1S51  when  meetings  were  held  at  the  church  which 
stood  at  the  corner  of  ^Nlain  and  Maple  streets,  the 
Union  House  in  which  the  Methodists  held  enough 
pews  to  secure  the  use  of  the  church  a  lourth  of  the 
time.  The  Congregationalists  occupied  it  the  remain- 
der ot  the  time,  having  a  resident  pastor.  M.  D.  Wel- 
come was  pastor  about  this  time.  Not  far  from  this 
time  James  Farrington  of  Wilton  preached  here,  and  it 
was  during  his  pastorate  that  the  division  of  church 
property  occurred.  The  Methodists  then  removed 
their  place  of  worship  to  the  Anson  side.  Here  they 
worshiped  in  a  church  in  Ihiion  \\'ith  the  Free  Baptists. 
This  continued  trom  1N54  to  December,  1883  when 
the  new  church  was  dedicated.  During  this  time  oc- 
casional ser\ices  were  held  by  the  Methodists  at  Black- 
M^ell  Ilill.  ^Meetings  mere  held  also  at  Whorff's  Cor- 
ner. The  preachers  ser\i ng  during  this  period  were 
the  Ibllowing:  j.  R.  l)ailey,  James  Farrington,  Isaac 
Lord,  True  Whittier.  Joseph  Mooar,  A.  II.  Reed,  P. 
E.  Brown,  C.  K.  E\  ans^,  A.  W.  Waterhouse,  C.  E.  Bis- 
bee,  James  Nixon,  and  G.  E.  Clark. 

In  1877-8  True  Whittier  was  pastor;  1879-80,  G. 
I).  Holmes.  In  1882  D.  B.  Holt  came  to  this  charge, 
and    Luuler  his  pastorate  the  new  church  on  the   corner 


HISrOKKAL  4;; 

ol"  Main  and  Madison  slircl.  Tlic  church  alluded  lo 
ab()\'c  was  hurn.-d,  March  11,  U));).  It  was  rebuilt  on 
the  same  site  and  dedicated,  December  13  icjoo.  The 
pastors  Irom  the  close  of  Mr.  Holt's  pastorate  were  as 
follows:  J.  W.  Buftam  1885;  Abel  E.  Parlin  1886;  W. 
B.  Eldridge  1889;  Robert  Lavvton  i8(j();  C.  A.  Ralcliiie 
1892;  J.  L.  Iloyle  1894;  F.  C  Norcross  189.1;  S.  E. 
Leech  1899;  IL  E.  Nichols  1903. 

rXlNERSALIST  CHURCH. 

The  tirst  I' nixersalist  parish  ot'  ^laclison,  Maine, 
was  organized  in  L'nion  llall  in  the  town  oi  Madison 
on  the  sixth  day  oi' januar\-,  A.  I).  1892. 

The  first  pastor  was  Rew  Donald  Frazer,  who 
continued  as  such  until  January,  1894.  T-he  second 
pastor  was  Re\.  George  E.  Eeighton.  The  third  and 
present  pastor  is  Rew  }.  Frank  Rhoades.  Kvw  ^\'. 
\\^.  Hooper  supplied  in  the  absence  oi"  a  settled  pastor. 

At  the  time  Mr.  Rhoades  took  up  the  work  here 
the  societN'  was  worshiping  in  E^nion  Ilall.  lie  saw 
at  once  that  a  church  was  not  only  necessary  but  pos- 
sible, so  he  set  out  with  characteristic  energy  to  supply 
the  long  ielt  need.  The  result  oi'  Mr.  Rhoatles'  eii'ort 
ma\-  be  seen  t'rom  the  following:  "■'J'he  parish  now 
owns  a  nice  large  lot  on  the  east  side  oi  Weston 
a^■enue  in  ^Madison  \Mllage  and  has  a  nice  chapel 
nearl\-  completed  on  the  same.*" 

CATHOLIC  ciin^cH. 


It  ma\'  be  said  that  the  Catholic  church  at  ?sladi- 
son  was  iirst  organized  at  the  time  oi  Father  Rasle 
anil  his  fimous  chapel  at   Old    Point.      JMom    ihat   time 


46  Ills  rOKICAI. 

there  seems  to  be  no  record  either  as  a  ehiireh  oi-  a 
mission,  until  within  the  hist  t\vent\-  years,  when  the 
Rev.  Father  La  Croix  of  Skowhegan  had  charge  ot 
Madison  as  a  mission.  About  two  years  ago  Rew 
Father  Keale\-  ot"  Belfast  was  appointed  pastor  ot'  the 
church  at  Madison.  Ori  his  arrival  here  he  found 
about  se\ent\'  families  with  no  place  ot  worship.  He 
immediateh-  began  plans  to  suppl)-  the  needs  ot"  his 
people  with  a  church,  and  has  under  construction  a 
church,  located  on  Folsom  street,  which  will  cost 
about  $6000. 


CHAPTER    IX. 

SofllCTIlCS     AM)     IXSTITL  TIONS. 

Particulars    ot     Organization — Date — I'irst     Ollicers — 
Present  Otlicers. 

MADISON     FJAXK. 

For  some  time  the  town  ot'  Madison  had  been  in 
need  of  a  banking  institution  to  accommodate  the  busi- 
ness men  of  the  community.  In  response  to  this  need 
the  First  National  Bank  of  Madison  Vvas  organixed  in 
1891,  with  Oma  Clark  as  ]')resident  and  M.  A.  Ilewett 
as  cashier.      The  capital  \\as  $7^:^,000. 

This  bank  is  a  well-managed  institution  and  has 
the  lull  contidence  of  the  business  world. 

The  present  otlficers  are  Charles  II.  Clark,  presi- 
dent;  Charles   A.   Wdber,  \ice-president ;    K.  C.  Gra\-, 


IIIS'lOKIfAI.  47 

cashier;  directors,  Charles  II.  L'lark,  Cliarlcs  A.  W'il- 
ber,  George  E.  Maconiber,  Iliram  Moore,  F.  K.  Smith. 
J.  P.  Clark,  K.  C.  Gra}-. 

Its  surplus  and  capital  stock  is  now  $()o,ooo. 


MADISON     LOAN     AND     lU'ILDTNCJ     ASSOCIATION. 

The  present  officers  are  as  follows:  C  A.  Wil- 
ber,  president;  K.  C  Crrav,  secretarx  and  treasurer; 
directors,  E.  C.  Town,  Robert  Ballant\  ne,  G.  I).  Per- 
kins, D.  P.  Churchill,  'I'honias  Bedford. 

ij  A!ni.rn]':s. 

Accumulated  capital,  $9,291    74 

(juarantce  i'und,  94  00 

Profits,  :;o8  46 


$9,cS94   20 


HESOIRC'E 


Loans  on  mort^ai^es  ol"  real  estate,  $9,490  00 

Temporary  expenses,  3    54 

Cash,  400  66 


$9,cS94  20 

The  number  oi  shareholders,  5  i  ;  borrowers,  15;; 
shares  outstanding,  299;  shares  pledged  lor  loans,  S>; 
loans,  17. 


CIIAPTFR  X. 

Town  Oi-m- k'i:rs. 

Sclcclnu'n — Clerks — Treasurers. 

It  was  hoped  when  tliis  work  was  undertaken  tliat 
the  tow  n  oHieers  ot"  this  town  eoukl  be  obtained  troni 
the  hrst,  but  we  ha\e  been  dissapointed  in  this.  Tlie 
town  books  are  destro\'ed,  and  the  reeords  ot  the  tow  n 
eleetions  are  kept  in  the  Secretar}-  ol  State's  otiiee 
onl\  two  Nears'  time.  We  however  ha\e  eompiled  a 
Hsl  trom   iSyo  to  igo^. 

Town  Okficki^s  oi-  Madison. 


1870 


«7 


.S7_> 


73 


^^7  4 


■  87. 


W.  D.  Hayden 
Moses  M.  joncs 
Levi  Powers 
W.  \).  Hayden 
Moses  M.  Jones 
Levi  Powers 
W.  D.  Hayden 
Moses  M.  Jones 
Stillnian  Lawrence 
W.  1).  LLiden 
Levi  Powers 
Stillman  Lawrence 
W.    1).    Hayden 
Levi  I'owers 
VM  W.  Thompson 
I'.li  W.  Thompson 
Le\i  Powers 
Amos  Adams 


;i-:].ic("1';\ii<:n 
1876 

,877 

1878 

.879 


1880 


1 88 


l'..  C.  Towne 
Warren  Russell 
William  ('urrier 
K.  C.   Towne 
Warren  Russell 
Reuben  Hussey 
K.  C.  Towne 
Warren  Russell 
Daniel  Reed 
L.  C.  Towne 
Warren  Russell 
Daniel  Reed 
E.  C.  Towne 
Henry  Merrill 
Daniel  Reed 
L.  C.  Towne 
Henry  Merrill 
Warren  Russell 


IIISTOU  lew 

I. 

lS,S2 

Hiram  Moore 

1893 

C.  0.  Small 

Daniel  I  lohart 

Hiram  Moore 

(  )rlaiul  W.  \\alker 

1).  J.  Rowell 

.S83 

Hiram  Moore 

1894 

C.  ( ).  Small 

Daniel  llobart 

H.  E.  French 

C.  D.  Morrill 

D.  F.  Hobart 

18S.I 

Henry  Merrill 

■«95 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

Daniel  Hohart 

I).  !'.  llobart 

C.  D.  Morrill 

'P.  15.  Patterson 

1S85 

Henry  Merrill 

1896 

E.  M.  Metcher 

Daniel  Hohart 

T.  P.   Patterson 

C.  D.  Morrill 

I).  J.  Rowell 

i,S86 

Henry  Merrill 

1897 

F.  M.   I'leteher 

W.  k'  1^'rench 

T.  H.  Patterson 

Josiah  Holway 

D.  J.  Rowell 

1887 

H.  A.  Johnson 

1898 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

Daniel  1  lobart 

T.  B.  Patterson 

A.  P.    Turner.  Jr. 

Geo.  A.  Morrison 

1  888 

C.  A.  Wilber 

.899 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

T.  1).  Sally 

T.  E.  Patterson 

Warren  Russell 

D.  B.  Hobart 

i  889 

C.  A.   Winder 

1900 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

T.  D.  Sally 

Frank  E.  Welch 

George  A.  Morrison 

D.  B.  Hobart 

1890 

C.  A.  Wilber 

1901 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

T.  D.  Sally 

Frank  E.  Welch 

George  A.  Morrison 

Elmer  E.  Reed 

..Scj, 

E.  C.  'i'owne 

1902 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

T.  D.  Sally 

A.  P.  'I'urner 

D.  F.  Hobart 

Elmer  E.  Reed 

1892 

E.  C.  Towne 

1903 

E.  M.  Fletcher 

A.  P.  Turner,  Jr. 

A.  P.  Turner 

D.  J.  Rowcll 

Elmer  E.  Reed 

49 


50 

IIIS1 

rORICAT. 

I>ATE 

clkrk: 

TREASURER 

1870 

W.  I).  Hayden 

1871 

W".  D.  Hayden 

Richard  B.  Swift 

1872 

W.  D.  Hayden 

Levi  Powers 

1873 

W.  I).  Hayden 

Amos  Adams 

1874 

W.  D.  Hayden 

Amos  Adams 

1875 

E.  Thompson 

E.  C.  Towne 

1876 

E.  C.   rowne 

Henn-  Merrill 

1877 

E.  C.  Towne 

Henn-  Merrill 

1878 

E.  C.  Towne 

Henry  Merrill 

1879 

E.  C.  Towne 

Henr)-  Merrill 

1880 

E.  C.  Towne 

Tilson  D.  Sally 

1881 

E.  C.  Towne 

E.  C.  Towne 

1882 

Dinsmore  Clea\ 

eland 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

1S83 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

1SS4 

Dinsmore  Clea\ 

eland 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

1S85 

Dinsmore  Clea\ 

eland 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

1886 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

1887 

Dinsmore  Cleaveland 

Dinsmore  Clea\"eland 

1888 

C.  A.  Wilber 

Janies  Emer\- 

1889 

C.  A.  Wilber  • 

James  Emery 

1S90 

C.  A.  Wilber 

James  Emery 

iS9i 

E.  C.  Towne 

James  Emeiy 

1892 

C.  A.  Wilber 

James  Emery 

1893 

C.  A.  Wilber 

James  Emery 

1894 

C.  A.  Wilber 

•895 

W.  F.  (Greene 

E.  C.  Towne 

1896 

W.  E.  (ireene 

E.  C.  Towne 

1897 

W.  E.  Greene 

E.  C.  Towne 

1898 

W.  F.  (ireene 

E.  C.  Towne 

1899 

W.  F.  Greene 

E.  C.  Towne 

1900 

W.  F.  Greene 

K.  C.  Gray 

1901 

W.  F.  (;reene 

K.  C.  Gray 

1902 

r.  F.  Manter 

K.  C.  Gray 

1903 

S.  E.  Remick 

K.  C.  Gray 

HISTORICAL 

Anson. 


51 


Anson  when  sur\  c\cd  was  tountl  outside  the  Ply- 
noulh  Patent,  and  was  called  Township  No.i.  'I'he 
own  was  incorporated  in  179^.  The  town  was  di\ided 
n  ivS45  and  was  reunited  in  1855. 


Town  ()i-^i'uj:k; 


Anscjn. 


^■jo      Albeit  Moore 
W.  \\'.  Pease 


si-:lec'J"mj:n. 

I  8 78 


s? 


873 


874 


;^75 


S76 


1877 


Albert  Moore 
Mark  Emery,  Jr. 
j.  'I'inkham 
Albeit  Moore 
Mark  Emer}'.  Jr. 
J.  Tinkham 
Albert  Moore 
Mark  Emery.  Jr. 
J.  Tinkham 
Thomas  (iray 
M.  T.  Emery 
T.  J.  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
H.  T.  Emery 
Jesse  Hilton 
Albert  Moore 
Benjamin  Manter 
W.  W.  Pease 
Albert  Moore 
Benjamin  Manter 
W.  W.  Pease 


>79 


1880 


188: 


[88. 


1883 


1884 


1885 


Albert  Moore 
\V.  W.  Pease 
H.  T.  Emery 
Mark  Emery,  Jr. 
W.  W.  Pease 
H.  '!".  Emery 
Mark  Emery,  Jr. 
W.  \V.  Pease 
H.  T.  Emer^' 
Mark  Emer}^',  Jr. 
W.  W.  Pease 
H.  T.  Emery 
Edwin  Collins 
W.  W.  Pease 
George  Elint 
Edwin  Collins 
W.  W.  Pease 
George  Elint 
Edwin  Collins 
W.  W.  Pease 
George  Elint 
J.  P.  Spoon er 
H.  B.  Merry 
Orlando  Walker 


52 

HISTORICAL 

1 886 

Edwin  Collins 

•«y5 

'P.  F.  Paine 

H.  T.  Emery 

Orlando  Walker 

John  M.  Hilton 

0.  M.  Hilton 

.887 

T.  F.  Paine 

,896 

'P.  F.  Paine 

H.  T.  Emery 

Orlando  Walker 

Fred  E.  Bisl)y 

0.  M.  Hilton 

1888 

\V.  C.  Simmons 

.S97 

T.  F.  Paine 

H.  B.  Merry 

I).  H.  Record 

J.  M.  Hilton 

Otis  M.  Hilton 

18S9 

\V.  C.  Simmons 

1898 

T.  F.  Pame 

W.  H.  Moore      > 

D.  H.  Record 

E.  H.  Bailey 

L.  H.  Rand 

1890 

T.  F.  Paine 

■  899 

T.  E.  Paine 

E.  H.  Bailey 

Otis  M.  Hilton 

L.  V.  Houghton 

Eincoln  H.  Rand 

,891 

T.  F.  Paine 

1900 

T.  F.  Paine 

H.  '1".  Emery 

Otis  M.  Hilton 

L.  F.  Houghton 

Lincoln  H.  Rand 

189-2 

T.  F.  Paine 

i90[ 

B.  S.  Collins 

H.  T.  Emery 

George  U.  Clark 

Orlando  Walker 

H.  'P.  Oilman 

1893 

T.  F.  Paine 

1902 

B.  S.  Collins 

H.  T.  Fernery 

Calvin  Hilton 

E.  F.  Houghton 

1).  H.  Record 

1894 

T.  F.  Paine 

'903 

B.  S.  Collins 

H.  T.  Emery 

D.  H.  Record 

Orlando  Walker 

R.  H.  Norton 

iriSTORICAL 


53 


S7  2 

'^74 
'7  5 

'7 

s- 

•79 
S.So 
>Si 

S,S2 

.SS3 
884 
1885 

I  SS6 
.SS7 
888 
S89 
-90 
•91 

.S^2 
i:m;4 

95 
.)6 

97 
:.9S 
1S99 
1900 
1901 
1902 
1903 


Cl-KRIv 

Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Thomas  (iray 
Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Albert  Moore 
Mark  Emer3^  Jr. 
Mark  Kmery,  Jr. 
Mark  Kmery,  Jr. 
Fxhvin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
J.  P.  Spooner 
Edwin  Collins 
T.  F.  Paine 
\V.  C.  Simmons 
W.  C.  Sinmions 
T.  V.  I'ame 
T.  V.  Paine 
'!'.  V.  Paine 
'P.  F.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
B.  S.  Collins 
B.  S.  Collins 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  E.  Paine 
B.  S.  Collins 
W.  C.  Simmons 
W.  C.  Simmons 


■rRKASURKR 

j.  A.  Fletcher 
J.  .\.  Fletcher 
j.  A.  Fletcher 
'V.  v.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  1^".  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
T.  F.  Paine 
S.  S.  Ciould 
S.  S.  (^ould 
John  A.  Fletcher 
John  A.  Fletcher 
John  A.  Jdetcher 
¥.  L.  Powers 
John  A.  Fletcher 
John  A.  Fletcher 
W.  C.  Simmons 
T.  F.  Paine 
Edwin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
F.dwin  Collins 
Fxhvin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
F^dwin  Collins 
F'red  S.  Parsons 
Fred  S.  Parsons 
Edwin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
Edwin  Collins 
Fxlwin  Collins 
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59 


Ella  C  (Foster 
Carrie  J 
Andrews,  Mabel  C,  clergy 

30  Maple  street 
Austin,  W  T,  M  W  Co 

15  Garlield  street 
Katie  M  (Hiogins 

15 

Balantyne,  Robt,  I  S  W  Co 

195  Main  street 

Emma  A  (Hanson 

*Elizabeth  B 
Bartley,  Elizabeth  E  (Maxim 

( )ld    Point  a\enue 

Emma  II 

Almira  M 

Annie  L 

Willie 

Blanche  B 

Birdina  D 
Benson,  Harry  S,  lab 


Beale.  G,  car  8  Heald  street 

Sarah  E  (Sawtelle 

Katie  S 

Melvin  E 

Charles  O 

*  Delia  E 
Bedford.  Thomas.  I  W  Co 

7  Weston  avenue 

Ella  E  (Bentley 

l^thel  W 

Mildred  E 

Cecil  A 
Bessey,  H  E,  lab  Main  street 

Lovisa  A  (York 

Nettie  E 

Ella  M 

Lincoln  C 
Benson,  George  C,  M  W  Co 

13  Bean  street 

Elarry  S 

Orville  H 

*Georffe  F 


o  Rowell  street    Bessey,  N  E,  M  W  Co 


Georgia  I  (I)a\is 

Maurice  C 

Inez  A 

Lenna  R 
Bessey,  Millard,  M  W  Co 
Bessey,  Oscar  Y,  M  W  Co 

Main  street 
Bessey,  Albert  C,  lab      Main  street 

Sadie  E  (York 

Lena  L 
Beal,  Charles  O,  car        8  Heald  st 

Mary  (J  udkins 


2  Madison  street 
Linnie  S  (SpotTord 
Gladys  A 
Merle  E 
Beale,  M  E,  M  W  Co 

15  Maple  street 
Mamie  A  (Bartley 
Mildred  A 
Florence 
Bickford,  Horace  S,  G  N  P  Co 

Pine  street 
Hannah  (Ham 


6o 


CENSITS 


Blake,  George  L,  Cx  N  P  Co 

lo  Gray  street 
Blake,  Alice  M  (Gray 

lO  Gray  street 
*Walter  H 
*Rufus  W 
*Caroline  M 
George  L 
Bartley,  Alfred,  G  N  P  Co 

Young  street 
Ardell  O  (Nowton 
Arline 
Ruth  L 
Blake,  Daniel,  painter  Main  st 

Bernice  M  (McKennt  y 
James  H 
Blackwell,  William,  mer 

27  Maple  streef 
Sarah  C  (Hayden 
Bertha  M 
*  Charles  E 
Boadway,  Leslie  A,  ins  agt 

29  Maple  street 
Bertha  M  (Blackwell 
Walter  M 
Fxlith  M 
Bovee,  Clark  G,  mer 

13  Maple  street 
Alice  G  (Brown 
Boyington,  M,  barber 

33  Maple  street 
Grace  K  (Moulton 
Roy  C 
Boothby,  C  D,  clergy 

142  Main  street 


Gertrude  A  (Marshall 

Helen  E 
Bouthot,  Cyrille,  lab       Main  street 

Anne  M  (Langley 

Anne  D 

Wilfred 

Joseph 

Arthur 
Booker,  W  A,  I  S  W  Co 

J  o  Jones  street 

Alice  A  (Clark 

*Lizzie 

Harry  L 

Nellie 
Bray,  Vyrtline  (Kershner 

Pine  street 

Halie  A 

Lulu  M 

Charles  O 
Brackett,  Frank,  far 

9  Middle  street 

Flora  (\A'oodcock 

Augusta 

Francis   M 

Fred  H 

Lydia 

*Emma 

Lou 

Frank  L 

Agnes  M 
Brackett,  Larissa  J  (Whittier,  bd  ho 
66  Main  street 

Annie  V 

Fannie  S 


CENSUS 


6i 


James  N 

John  W 

Ernest  E 

Leon  G 
Brackett,  Fred  H,  lab 

1 8  Madison  street 

Caddie  M  (George 

Harold  G 

Maude  L 
liradley,  W  T,  G  N  P  Co 

15  Weston  avenue 

Lucy  A  (Starbird 

Addle  E 
Brann,  Emily  (Leeman 

4  Rowel!   street 

*  Charles  H 

*Lillian 
Brawn,  William,  lab      Maple  street 

Annie  N  (Leeman 

*Chester  C 

Lester  B 

*Aubra 

Willie 

Hattie 
Bridges,  O  J,  G  N  P  Co 

20  Rowell  street 

Merle  D 

Lena 

Ola 

Wesley 

Joseph 
Brofee,  Daniel,  lab  12  Pearl  st 

Maude  L  (Miller 

Harold  L 


John  S 

Katie  J 

Beatrice  G 
l^rown,  James  L,  M  W  Co 

6t:  Madison  street 

Cora  B  (Perry 

Alice  M 

Carold  H 
Brown,  H  W,  G  N  P  Co 

Rowell  street 

Mary  (Adams 

Ida  M 

Mildred 

George  H 

Stella  B 
Brown,  Cyrus,  mer  Park  street 

Esther  (Langhill 

*Mary  E 

*  Annie 

*Ada 

James  L 

Alonzo  A 

Albion  R 

Wilbert  P 

Lester  W 
Brown,  AW,  M  W  Co 

Main  street 

Fannie  P  (Tripp 

Ina  B 

Katharine 
Brown,  George,  G  N  P  Co 

Pine  street 

Blanche  (Marson 

Hobart  W 


CENSUS 


Brown,  Alice  G  (Chipinan 

13  Maple  street 

*Eclna  P 

Ellen  G 

George 

Lou  A 

Harry  D 

Emma  I 
Brown,  George  5  Ileald  street 

Annie  (Taylor 

Brown,  Nettie  M  ( 

Park  street 

Jesse  C 

Annie  C 
Briggs,  Oscar  T,  mer         Heald  st 

Jennie  M  (Jewett 

Lawrence  J 

Marion  P 

Joseph  M 

Feralyn  F 

Albion  E 

Clayton  O 
Burton,  Francis  (Cloke       Water  st 

William 

*  Henry  S 
Burton,  George,  lab 

10  Vaughan  street 
Hattie  (York 

Burby,  J  M,  G  N  P  Co 

1 1  Weston  avenue 
Burns.  Addison  E  4  Heald  st 

Addie  A  (Emery 
Burns,  Edgar  G,  I  S  W  Co 

15  Weston  avenue 


Addie   E  (Bradley 
Butler,  Ezekiel,  lab  Pine  street 

Sylvia  J  (Lombard 
Edbert  O 

*  A  lice  M 

*  Edith  E 
Butler,  Bert.  G  N  P  Co 

37  Maple  street 
Alice  (Dawes 
Harold 
Burwood,  William  H,  M  W  Co 

9  Madison  street 
Mary  M  (Burke 
Gladys  T 

C 

Cameron,  Christina  (Morrison,  hw 
1 1  Madison  street 

Mary 

Katie 
Carlisle,  Roscoe,  G  N  P  Co 

6  Heald  street 
Caldwell,  Charles  F,  harness  mkr 
Main  street 

Abbie   ( Ross 

Warren 

Harold  B 
Caldwell,  Harry  C,  mer 

Maude  L  (Reed 

Ralph  M 
Carl,  Elmore  J.  lab  Park  street 

Caddie  V  (Churchill 

Daisy  M 

Vesta  M 


CENSUS 


Eva  A  1  Chandler,  John  I-'.  U  S  INI  car 

AHce  B  54  Old  Point  avenue 

Campbell,  Eugene  R.  lab  Mary  A  (Withee 

25  Old  Point  avenue    Chandler,  Martha  (Withee 
Edith  L  (C:ox  54  Old  Point  avenue 

( ■avanaui,d-i,  Ellen  M  (lleald  John  E 

M  W  Co     Main  street  Chauncey  E 

Mahlon  Chase,  Charles,  lab 

Carpenter,  Mabel  (Sinionds,  nier  7  Rowell  street 

143  Main  street  Clara  A  (Steward 

Erank  1  Earle  C 

Laura  I  Vivian  E 

Doris  Raymond  L 

Chavaria,  Joseph,  M  W  Co  Clark,  Charles  H,   lumberman 

27  Maple  street        cor  Main  street  and  Weston  ave 
Celesse  (Henry  Elora  (Dyer 

Charlesworth,  G  H,  M  W  Co  *Warren  B 

8  Weston  avenue  *Morrie  W 

Rose  M  (Welch  Winona 

Christopher,  Aniedeo.  mer  Clark,  F  C,  mer       29  Maple  street 

Main  street ,  Esther  A  (Patten 


Clima  (Balbona 
Alfonso 
Margurite 
Churchill,  D  L,  mer 

25  Old  Point  avenue 
Sadie  T  (Eletcher 
Merville  E 
Chandler,  Chauncey,  E,  U  S  M  car 
Pine  street 
Elora  E  (Burke 
Charles,  George,  brickmaker 

4  Pleasant  street 
Annie  (Tuttle 


Doris  E 

Helen  M 
Clark,  Harry,  car       18  Gray  street 

Lizzie  V  (Stanley 

Harry  J 

Lizzie  G 
Clark,  Everett,  S  R  R  Co 

8  Gray  street 

Ruby  L  (Tucker 

Lester  E 
Clark,  E  O,  G  N  P  Co 

14  Garfield  street 

Emma  H  (Folsom, 


64 


CENSUS 


Clement,  E  W,  lab  Enoch  J 

1 1   Houghton  street  Charles  H 

Crace  A  (Spaulding  I  Alice  S 

Clou-h,  Willis  E,  far  |  Harry  A 

1 1   Pleasant  street  \  Cook,  Lizzie  (Bickford 


Emma  J  (Spear 
*  Edith  A 
Eettia  A 
Cookson,  Fred  L,  M  W  Co 

23  Madison  street 
Nannie  J  (Moore 

Merle  E 
Frank  S 
Cookson,  C  W,  M  W  Co 

24  Madison  street 
Nellie  B  (Higgins 

Leon  M 

Beatrice  I 
Cotde.  E  S,  G  N  P  Co 

9  Rowell  street 

Sadie  (Whitney 
Conant,  A.  E,  car        9  Madison  st 

Maude  D  (Delano 

Rachael  H 
Copp,  A  B,  lab  13  Bean  street 

Lou  (Brackett 

Clyde  A 
Cook,  E  J,  I  S  VV  Co 

5  Weston  avenue 

Lottie  P  (Knapp 

Charlie  L 

Alton  J 
Cook,  Mary\ille  A  (Speed 

134  Main  street 


132  Main  street 
Collins,  William  Henry,   I  S  W  Co 
Henrietta  Ellen  (Page 
Chestina  B 
Coughlin,  Joseph  C,  mason 

190  Main  street 
Aravesta  M  (Morse 
Walter  S 
Aravesta  M 
Wilbur 
Mahlon 
Corson,  A  M,  M  W  Co 

Old  Point  avenue 
Lillian  M  (Small 
Alfae  F 
R  Adair 
E  Star 
A  Merle 
Cobb,  L  O,  mer  Main  street 

Liza  E  (Smith 
Crosby,  Clayton,  G  N  P  Co 

136  Main  street 
Crosby,  Malissa,   I  S  W  Co 

17  Madison  street 
Currier,  Adelaide  (Atwood 

15  Gartield  street 
Cushing,  George,  druggist 

13  Madison  street 
Lelia  A  (Fletcher 


CENSUS 


65 


I 


D 

Daggett,  Fred,  far  2  Jones  st 

Myra  F  (Knapp 
Harold  F 
Warren  R 


23  Old  Point  avenue 

Frances  M  (Brackett 

Clifford  L 

Ruby  E 

Merton  H 
Daggett,  Milo  L,  M  W  Co 

21  Madison  street 

Hannie  M  (Macklin 

Vera  E 

George  L 
Davis,  Edwin,  far 

12  Houghton  street 

Marie  L  (Clark 

Fred  E 

Lillian  E 

Mabel 

Manley  T 

Ethel  B 
Davis,  E  H,  S  R  R  Co 

23  Houghton  street 

Martha  A  (Wentworth 

*Lemuel  W 

Georgia  I 

George  B 

*Charles  H 
Davis,  George  B,  teamster 

18  Gray  street 

Flora  E  (U'entworth 


Ruby  E 

Bernette  T- 

Winfield  H 
Davis,  Charles  K,  clerk 

17  Garfield  street 

Lena  M  (Savage 

Hazel  V 
Davis,  Ada  20  \\'eston  avenue 

Dawes,  Samuel        132  Main  street 
Demings,  Ernest  E,  lab      Water  st 

Marita  (Frazier 

Lottie  V 

Alice  I 

Carrie  E 

Asceneth  M 

Stella  E 

Elizabeth  J 

Gorham  E 

Frank  M 
Dick,  Anna  M  Pine  street 

Dick,  Marie  M  Pine  street 

Dinsmore,  D  B,  drug  clerk 

1 1  Weston  avenue 
Dinsmore,  Zabina,  far 

165  Main  street 

Hannah  P  (Burns 

Frank 

Lizzie 
Dinsmore,  Frank,  G  N  P  Co 

Pleasant  street 

Mary  (Mitchell 

Robert 
Dil worth,  O  H,  jeweler 

59  Main  street 


66 


CENSUS 


Doble,  Samuel  W.  far         Water  st 

Addie  M  (Paiiin 

*  Harry  F 

*John  H 
Dodge,  Arthur,  (}  N  P  Co 

37  Madison  street 
Doherty,  P  C,  V.  N  P  Co 

4  Park  street 

Lillian  (Chase 

Beatrice  M 

Blanche  S 
Dolbier,  George  U,  {'.  X  P  Co 

17  Bean  street 

Ellen  G  (Corson 

Elsie  C 

Elmer  M 
Donahue,  Joseph  M,  G  N  P  Co 


Lillian  M 

Arthur  E 
Dunlap,  Arthur,  barber 

27  Ileald  street 

Maude  (Martin 

Blanche  M 
Dunbar,  C  F,  deputy  sheriff 

10  Heald  street 

Olive  (Durrell 

Harry  C 
Durrell,  Melvin,  lumberman 

Main  street 

Emma  F  (Willard 

Oscar  M 

Bertha  E 
Duprey,  John  C,  barber       Main  st 

Emma  F  (McKenzie 


5  Nichols  street    Dyer,  1  B,  M  W  Co 
Katie  M  (Goodrich  1  20  Madison  street 


Joseph  E 

John  A 
Dow,  Emily  H  (Woodcock 

3  Gartield  street 

Lillian 
Dunlap,  Charles  H,  M  W  Co 

3  Madison  street 

Annie  B  (Berry 

Chester  P'. 

Ina  E 

Gladys  R 
Dunlap,  Sarah  (Smart     14  Gray  st 

Lizzie  A 

*Isadore  F 

Charles  H 


Abbie  M  (Healey 

Maude  E 

*  Ralph  E 

Edith  M 

Harry  H 

Aubrey  I 
Dyer,  Bert,  blk  5  Pearl  street 

Maggie  J  (Estes 

Elbridge  J 

Mahala  F 

Sadie  B 

Forest  L 
Dyer,  Orin,  I  S  W  Co 

158  Main  street 

Clara  J  (Lord 


CENSUS 


67 


Dyer,  C  W  20  Weston  avenue 

Alice  (Blake 
Helen  L 
Lena  B 
Dorothy 

K 

Eames.  O  D,  painter      5  Middle  st 

Flora  A  (Savage 

Caroll  D 

Stella  P 
Karnes,  George,  far        17  Hcald  st 

*Eva 
Edgerly,  George,  I  S  W  Co 

Weston  a\'enue 

Row  e  W 

(ieorge  S 

Cora  (Littletield 

Stella  C 

Gracie  M 

Edna  G 

Emogene 
Edwards,  Juliette  (Knowlton 

57  Old  Point  avenue 

Bryce  K 

Albion  K  P 

Jennie  H 
Ellis,  Charles  C,  mer 

182  Main  street 

Lila  M  (Manchester 
Emer}%  Carrie  M  (Heald 

Maple  street 

Ethel  M 

Winnifred  L 


Emery,  Lois  S  (Gray 

20  Bean  street 

*Additon  V 

Nina  A 

Ernest  V 

Maud 

Elfie 

*Grace  I 
Emery,  Ernest,  M  W  Co 

Locust  street 

Effie  G  (Crouch 

George  A 

Erna 
Emery,  N  K  (Gould 

Flora  M 

Addie  A 

J  Russell 
Emery,  J  Russell,  mer 

153  Main  street 

Vira  (Dow 

Florence 
Evans,  C  K,  clerg 

17  Madison  street 

Hattie  F  (Davis 

*Mary  I 


Farrs,  Emma  A  (Spaulding 

4  Perkins  street 
Iva  B 
Farrar,  C  D.  G  N  P  Co 

5  Heald  street 
Lena  H  (Lyman 
Nettie  E 


68 


CENSUS 
Park  street 


Farrand,  W  M,  lab 
Mary  E  (Norton 
Ada 
*Addie 
John  ii 
William  II 
Bertha  I. 
?^arrand,  William  H,  I  S  W  Co 

1 8  Madison  street 
Ellen  E  (Smith 
Eelker,  James  M,  mach 

1  2  Middle  street 
Annie  A  (Berry 
Eelker,  Hannah  A  (Berry 

12  Middle  street 
Leon  E 
Eerguson,  Harry  T,  G  N  P  Co 

Pine  street 
Elorence  (Rogers 
Janet 
Eillebrown,  Silas,  blk 

7  Pleasant  street 
Eillebrown,  Howard,  G  N  P  Co 

19  ( Jld  Point  avenue 
Jennie  (Bemis 
Odell 
Fletcher,  E  M.  supt  M  W  Works 
40  Old  Point  avenue 
Julia  L  (Gray 
Cecil  G 
Roland  E 
Flynn,  Frances,  G  N  P  Co 

Weston  avenue 
Maiy  (Tyrrell 


Tline 
Francis 
j  Foster,  Luther,  Cx  N  P  Co 
I  9  Rowell  street 

Alice  (Emmons 
Alena 
:  El  win 

Foster,  J  W,  lawyer 

37  Madison  street 
Fogg,  Estelle  C  (Williams 

Pine  street 
Lonie  E 
Geneva 
Elinor 
Fournier,  Joseph  G,  mason 

43  Old  Point  avenue 
Mary  R  (Wilson 
Joseph 
Foss,  Mortimer  B;  lab  Park  st 

Fannie  E  (Atwood 
Alma  I 
Lizzie  G 
Morris  C 
Grover  L 

Foss,  Maria  1)  ( 

15  Madison  street 
*George 
*Asa 
*Orestes 
*Almus 
*Millard 
Ulmore 
Foss,  U  E,  M  W  Co 

15  Madison  street 


CENSUS 


69 


Lena  H  (Sargent 
Chester  M 
Irving  L 
Fournier,  Albert,  d  N  1'  Co 

8  I  loughlon  street 
Eliza  (Bern ear 
Joseph 
Inat 
Freeborn,  Lorenda 

2  Madison  street 
Frost,  Ellias,  G  N  P  Co 

73  Madison  street 
Drucilla  S  (Whitney 
Alta  M 
Gwendlyn 
Frederick,  Willis,  car 

39  Madison  street 
Addie  E  (Myers 
Beatrice  E 
Frederic,  M  W,  truckman 

26  Rowcll  street 
Emma  J  (W'augh 
Hattie  M 
Edith  G 
Ethel  M 
Alice  W 
Frazier,  James  C,  (i  N  P  Co 

Main  street 
Irene  (Rogers 
Charles 
Clifford  R 
Frazier,  John  B.  laliorer 

88  Old  Point  avenue 
Sarah  A  (Scott 


John  R 
Eorinda  F 
Lillian  M 
Charles  T 
Fldusta  B 
Lawrence  A 
Furbush,  Abbie  A,  M  W  Co 

83  Old  Point  avenue 

a 

Gavin,  Stephen,  machinist 

20  Maple  street 
Maude  (Bates 
Gee,  I  H,  G  N  P  Co 

1 1  Garfield  street 
Musa  I)  (Fish 
Fannie  B 
Harry  E 
George,  Caddie  (Otis 

18  Madison  street 
Bessie  M 
George,  Silas,  mechanic 

145  Main  street 
Nellie  L  (Gilman 
(]ibson,  Ford,  G  N  P  Co 

Weston  avenue 
Mabel  (Halladay 
Clyde  C 
Floyd  L 
Gibbs,  Bernard,  lawyer 

Main  street 
Winona  (Clark 
Clifford,  George  E,  G  N  P  Co 

Pine  street 


Effie  (Goldsmith 
Gilnian,  Charles  W,  far 

Madison  street 

Jennie  ()  (Smith 

Lenora  M 

Katie  B 

Mildred  1) 
Oilman,  Daniel  8  Madison  st 

Augusta  A  (Ladd 

Alice  A 

Nellie 

*  Frank  D 

Edwin  J 

Fred  A 

Russell  A 

Carrie 

Delia  M 

Lettie  F  S 
Oilman,  F  A,  mer 

2  Oarheld  street 

Bettie  H  (Sawyer 
Oilman,  W  B,  far 

12  Oarfield  street 

Mary  (Weston 

*Reuel  I 

*Lydia  R 

Addison 
Oilman,  Addison,  1  S  W  Co 

I  2  Garfield  street 

Edna  (Flanders 
Oilman,  Ed  J,  lab 

7  Madison  street 

Cora  A 

Ada  M  (Farrand 


Oilman,  Eunice  (Getchell 

5  Rowell  street 

*  Calvin  O 

Edith 
Oilman,  Guy,  clerk 

5  Rowell  street 
Gagne,  Alfred,  G  N  P  C:o 

8  Houghton  street 

Emily  {WUlcU 

Alfred 

Leona 

Florence 

Blanche 
Gilbert,  Albert  E,  M  W  Co 

55  ( )]d  Point  a\'enue 

M  Etta  (W'ootl 

Edna  L 

Gladys  A 
Gilbert,  Albert  C,  M  W  C^o 

r6  Nichols  street 

Mary  J  (Williamson 

Albert  E 

I'lossie  B 

Rholand  H 

Una  M 
Gilbert,  C  F.  teamster 

6  Houghton  street 

Carrie  M  (Dunphy 

Sherman  W 

Benjamin  H 

Leroy  F 

Winona  R 
Gill,  L  A,  blk  13  (Jarfield  st 

Nettie  C  (Mclntire 


CENSUS 


7^ 


Glidden,  Rose  K  (Litch 

24  Rowell  street 
*Leon  A 
(ieorge 
Goude,  Herbert,  G  N  P  Co 
Gray,  Martha  (Wescott 

( )ld  Point  a\fniie 
Gray,  Fred  L,  I  S  \\'  Co 

9  (larrield  street 
Delia  L  (Lovejoy 
Gertrude  M 
Gray,  Leroy  F,  1  S  W  Co 

55  ( )](]  Pcjint  avenue 
Annie  F  ((liles 
Fred  L 
*  Ralph 
Angle 
Gray,  Abbie  (Hunker 

( )ld  Point  a\enue  I 
Gray,  R  C,  bank  cashier  ] 


Ida  B  (Jordan 
Green,  Milford,  (i  X  P  Co 

Kowcll  street 
Greene,  Charles  W".  clerk 

33  Maple  street 

Fnuna  F  (Butterrteld 

Vm-Ic  L 

Fuleta  N 

Carl  C 
Gro\er,  Uriah,  car  Maple  st 

Carrie  M  (Fniery 
Greenleaf,  Fmily  (Brann 

4  Rowell  street 

*  Frank  V 

*Lindsey  J 

*Clarence  H 
Gregory,  Amasa,  G  N  P  Co 

157  Main  street 

Rebecca  l'"  (W'hitlen 

*Melle 


163  Main  street;  Mary  \V 

Lizzie  (Dinsmore  i  Graham,  Arthur,  (i  X  P  Co 

C'arl  I)  I  9  Pearl  street 

Graffam,  Perley,  teacher  (ireaton,  Sybil  L  (Maxim 

190  Main  street  17  Maple  street 

Annie  B  (Turner  Martha  .\ 

Grenier,  Napoleon,  lab  *Flla  S 

6    I'ark  street  *  Frank  R 

Mary  (Powers  *Fred  A 

Greene,  W  F,  mer  ALain  street  *Xathan  B 

Mara  W  (Rezar 

Merton  W  II 

Marion  P  |  Hartshorn,  William  F 

Green,  A  S,  painter  I  2  Houghton  street 

9  Weston  avenue  ' 


KNsr 


Marilla  (Crosby 
Hannigan,  J  VV,  G  N  P  Co 

1 6  (rartield  street 
Harding.  Frank  L 

37  Madison  street 
Lillian  E  (Chapman 
Haines,  George  W.  I  S  W  Co 

6  Garfield  street 
Abbie  A  (Heywood 
Haines,  B  H,  G  N  P  Co 

Wentworth  block 
Harris,  C  \X,  G  N  P  Co 

13  Middle  street 
Estella  M  (Hollis 
Wade  A 
Fred  W 
Dorrit 
Haynes,  Charles,  (}  N  P  Co 

ly  Heald  street 
Susie  L  (Preble 
Harlon  \X 
Gertrude  L 
Helen  J 
Hall,  Ed,  G  N  P  Co 

16  Garfield  street 


^'ivanna  M 
Harding,  Booth  H,  G  N  P  Co 

\orth  street 
Susie  (Jones 
Arthur  E 
Lester 
Harriman,  Henry  A.  G  N   P  Co 

Main  street 
Martha  J  ((irey 
Frank  C 
Olive  E 
Flora  M 
Ernest  C 
Martha  M 
Harris,  Edward  E,  plumber 

Main  street 
Wealthy  N  (Cox 
i  Hanson,  Hans  C,  M  W  Co 

60  Old  Point  a\'enue 
Eft^e  B  (F:niery 
Hans  O 
Ethel  C 
Hannon,  John,  G  X  P  Co 

Pleasant  street 
Vertie  A  (Knapp 


Hammon,  Henry,  C;  N  P  Co  Harding,  Harry  C,  G  N  P  Co 


9  Houghton  street 
Lillie  B  (Rogers 
Lida  L 
Hamilton,  William  D,  M  W  Co 

163  Main  street 
Hamilton,  Fldgar  W,  mer 

Main  street 
I'hankful  M  (Greenleaf 


Old  Point  avenue 
Mary  A  (Steward 
Leonard 
Hartwell,  C  C,  photographer 

45  Old  Point  avenue 
Ella  A  (Crockett 
Annie  1 1 
J  ohn 


t'KXSUS 


73 


Herrick.  Georj^e,  postniastf 


Main  si 


Ada  E  (Dunbar 
Ileald,  Walter,  far 

Olive  (Manter 

Ellen  M 

James  M 

William  G. 

Arthur  H 

Ralph  W 
Heald,  William  G,  lab 

Lilla  M  (Robertson 

Elva  T 
Henderson,  Robert  G, 

supt  I  S  W  Co 

Pleasant  street 

Flora  A  (Frederick 

Robert  R 

Mildred  L 
Hennessey,  Agnes  Pine  street 

Heywood,  E  T,  M  W  Co 

Madison  street 

Phoebe  M  (Field 

William  A 

Roy  E 
Heywood,  W  A,  I  S  W  Co 

6  Garfield  street 

Lena  (Adams 
Henzie,  John,  M  W  Co 

43  Madison  street 

Emma  F  (Conroy 

Louretta  A 
Hilton,  John  M,  far 

2o  Maple  street 


Vesta  (Getchell 
Pine  street    Hillon,  Dumont,  M  W  Co 

7  Pearl  street 
Main  street  '  Villa  F  (Hilton 

Hilton,  Frances  7  Pearl  street 

\'illa  F 
llilion,  Fdwin.  truckman 

3  Nichols  street 
Susan  (I  lillon 
Edith 
Dumont 
Fred  C 
Hilton,  Cephas,  prop  Hilton  House 
Maple  street 
Flora  (Atkinson 
Etta 
Nellie 
Hibbard,  Edith  F  (Smith 

7  Maple  street 
Chester  S 
Hight,  Philena  (Viles        6  Gray  st 

*Lura 
Higgins,  A  C,  Ins  agt 

15  Garfield  street 
Mabel  A  (Soule 
Eva  M 
Hoh,  A  E,  G  N  P  Co 

14  Gray  street 
Mary  K  (7'homas 
Elmer  T 
Holt,  Flarry,  G  N  P  Co 

37    Madison  street 
Holt,  G  A,  S  R  1<  Co 

i6  Madison  street 


74 


ci>:nsus 


Kliza  J  (Leach 

(ieorgia  B 

Eva  L 

Stephen  L 

Ida  M 

Mildred  L 
Houghton,  Kllen  (Houghton 

12  Pleasant  street 

J  Howard 

Waldo  E 
Holt,  E  H,  mer 

Old  Point  avenue 

Cora  (Smiley 
Houghton,  Lucy  W 

3  Old  Point  avenue 
Home,  Charles  F, 

prop  Weston  House 

Main  street 

Ola  M  (Pottle 

Cora 
Holway,  H  N,  car        Row  ell  street 

Koxie  B  (Clark 

Nellie  E 

Nettie  E 

Charles  J 
Hodizdon,  Irvin,   (]  N  P  Co 


Bertrand  H 
Howes,  John  C.  G  N  P  Co 

1 8  Bean  street 

May  E  (Sawyer 

Laurice  P 
Holmes,  Carrie  ( 


Rose  E  (Glidden 
Moyle,  J  H,  M  W  Co 

lo  Madison  street 
Carrie  (Linton 
Ralph  W 
Clyde  L 
Elden  B 


19  Madison  street 
Alice  G 
George  L 
Hobbs,  LaForest.  G  N  P  Co 

7  Middle  street 
Nina  M  (Bean 
Norma  I 
Humphreys,  C  S,  ci\'il  eng 

Pine  street 
Grace  A  (Collis 
Mildred  J 
Grace  S 
Phillip  M 
Hurley,  J  A,  G  N  P  Co 

4  Rowell  street 
Mabel  (Hume 
Hume,  Mabel  (Hooper 

4  Rowell  street 
Norman  E 
Fannie  H 
4  Rowell  street    Huntoon,  Sarah  (Dunlap 

14  Gray  street 
Hutchinson,  W  S,  G  N  P  Co 

18  Weston  a\enue 
Annie  \V  (Williams 
Roy  B 
Grace 
Jesse  H 


rKKsus 


/h 


llunnewell.  l)a\i(l  S,  ph  and  sur»- 
*()lin  B 
*  Elsie  M 
*Alice  S 
Clara  K 
Carl  S 
Elbridge  R 
Elizabeth  (Smith 


Nichols  street 


I 
Ireland,  E  A,  carder 

Mary  A  (Turner 
Perci\al  H 

.1 

jardine,  W  J  R,  G  N  P  Co 

1 6  Garlield  street 
Jarch'ne.  John,  (J  N  P  Co 

W'entworth  Ijlock 
Jenkins,  \\  S,  far         9  Pearl  street 
Rose  ((  olomb 
Helen 
Johnson,  W  W,  contractor 

50  Old  Point  a\'eniie 
Ada  S  (Towne 
Johnson,  H  A,  contractor 

50  Weston  avenue 
Hattie  M  (h'rederic 
Marion  B 
Helen  W 
Jones,  J  \^'illiam,  far 

39  Old  Point  avenue 
Mary  (Westou 


l^thel  M 
Jones.  Herbert  W.  jeweler 

Main  street 

Mary  (Webber 

Harve\'  H 
Judkins,  A  W".  blk 

42  Madison  street 

Flora  J)  (Hutchinson 

Florence  M 

1  .a  Forest    F 

(iertrude  \' 

Lacy  W 

K 

Kennison,  W  H,  phy  and  sur 

157  Main  street 

Mar)'  W  ((iregory 

Ralph  C; 

Conrad  F 

Fxlwin  '1' 
Keefe,  John,  I  S  W  Co 

Main  street 

Mary  E  (l'"ay 

Thomas  lay 

F'rancis  Clyde 

Mary  Evangeline 

Ethel  Marguerite 

Alice  Madeline 
Kershner,  Stoneman 

37  Maple  street 

May  (C:iark 
Kola,  Michael,  M  W  Co 

( )ld  Point  a\'enue 

Maiy  ( 


cKxsr.s 


Kent,  (ieor<^e. 


Main  street    Lawrence,  (ieorijia  M  (Paine 


Katherine  E  (Fernald 
Knox,  R  E.  M  W  Co 

5  Pearl  street 
Zelma  D  (Hayden 

r. 

Ladd.  Herbert  W,  M  W  Co 

8  I  lean  street 

Carrie  M  ((Oilman 

Rosabel 

lid  a  M 
Ladd,  l-   P,  I  S  W  Co 


Main  street 
Thelma  (J 
Vera  C 
Hilda   B 
Learned,  Philander  I),  far 

5  Pleasant  street 
Kena  (Walker 
Evie  M 
Mildred  S 
Lessore,  nair\'.  jxiinter 

Pearl  street 
Mary  j  (Hilton 
9  W'esidii  a\'enue    Look,  H   H,  3  Carlield  street 

Idris  [<•  (Williams  Emiley  H  (Dow- 

Lake,  William  IL  mili\\iii;ht  Lo\'ejoy,  Sul]i\an,  lab 


I  2  West  on  axeiuie  M; 

Jennie  A  (Robinson  Marv  f  Henr\- 

Maud  O  Reginald 

Lal)ree,  Samuel  H.  car  :  Uzana 

Park  street    Luce,  Mahlon,(;  N  P  Co 
xNettie  M  (Brown 
Edward    H 
Charles  A 
Lancaster,  Charles  H,  M  W  Co 

I  ;  (  )1(1  l'(jinl  n\-enue 


street 


10  \'au: 
Florence  (Spaulding 
Roy  L 
Everett  j 
(ieneva  T 


Angie  V  (Renier 
El  on   K 
May  Ion 
Lancaster,  Joseph  P,  (U'ntist 

AL\disoii  street 
Mabel  C  (Taylor 
Ralph  B 
lean  E 


Josephine  E 
Luce,  Frank  C,  C  N   P  Co 

K)  Park  street 
Martha  j    (Kempton 


M 

Mahone\'.  \\  illiani,  lal 


Pearl  street 


CEXSUS 


77 


Alice  (Noyce 

Elsie  M 
Mahaffy,  James,  lab 

1 6  Gray  street 

Ona  (Micue 

John  W 

Eva  M 

Nora  A 

Stella  G 

James  A 
Matson,  John  P,  G  N  P  Co 

50  Weston  avenue 
Maxim,  E  A,  car 

1 1  Bean  street 

Ella  (West 

^Cora  n 

Louisa  E 

William  W 

Edward  K 
Maxim,  William  W,  waterman 

64  Old  Point  avenve 

Lena  M  (Nutting 

Reginald  E 
Mason,  Zeno  K, 

I T   Park  street 

Elizabeth  J  (Tattle 

*  Am  as  a  W 
Frances  B 

Magee,  John;,  car  Main  street 

Alice  R  (Tingley 
*John  R 
Alice  L 

*  Annie  L 

*  Huston  K 


Agnes  A 
Mason,  Arthur,  G  N  P  Co 

6  Heald  street 
McCarthy,  James,  lab 

Maple  street 
Mary  A  (Hern 
Arthur  B 
Mary  E 
WiUiam  J 
I  .eo  A 
McKenney,  J  K,  bik 

87  Madison  street 
Elvina  M  (Withee 
Alton  H 


Edith 
McKenney,  Wallace,  G  N  P  Co 

7  Houghton  street 

Oskia  (Spencer 

Myrtle  E 

Arthur  W 
McKenney,  Alton  H 

89  Madison  street 

Minnie  B  (Sawyer 

Ivan  S 

Grace  E 

Harold  A 

Margaret  E 
Macklin,  Ora  A,  M  W  Co 

22  Madison  street 

Ellen  G  (Brown 

Ellwood  L 

Wilmot  C 


yO 


CENSUS 


McFarland,  A  J,  M  W  Co 

15  Park  street 
Jennie  M  (Renier 
Violet  A 
Mc(rillivary.  John,  clerk 

Maple  street 
MacNamara,  George,  G  N  P  Co 

Wentworth  block 
McDunnah,  William,   G  N  P  Co 

1 1   Nichols  street 
Mary  E  (Rhoades 
Mclnnis,  John  J,  (i  N  P  Co 

Old  Point  a\enue 
Jennie  A  (Smith 
McVicar.  George,  G  N  P  Co 

Depot  street 
Ellen  (Doyle 
James  E 

Katherine  M  , 

John  H 
McCollar,  D  L,  G  N  P  Co 

6  Heald  street  i 
Annie  J  (Dunbar 
Merry,  P  W,  horse  trainer 

16  Bean  street 
Susie  B  (Kilkeney 
Merry,  W  O.  car 


Earle  D 

Ella  D  (Wescott 
Myra  J 
Messer,  Martha  (Greaton 

17  Maple  street 
Bertha  E 
Edwin  W 
Nathan  A 
Meserve,  George  T,  G  N  P  Co 

10  Nichols  street 
Fannie  E  (Burke 
Ethel  T 
Merriman,  Edward  A 

Publisher  and  R  E  Agt 

Pine  street 
Lucy  L  (Leadbetter 
Gladys  F 
Albert  D 
Ina  G 
Milliken,  W  S,  phy  and  surg 

15  Maple  street 
Edith  L  (Hill 
Mitchell,  Francis  F,  stenographer 
G  N  P  Co 

8  Pleasant  street 
Moore,  Olive  F,  M  W  Co 

2^  Madison  street 


9  Bean  street:  Moore.  Harry  W,  G  N  P  Co 


Carrie  A  (Greenleaf 
Charles  E 
Peter  W 
Carrie  M 
Merrill,  George  VV  F,  1  S  VV  Co 

iS  IJcahl  street 


64  Madison  street 
Fannie  E  (Clark 
Harold  A 
Charlie  A 
Clifford  W 
Moore.  Morrill  W,  M  W  Ct) 

9  Garheld  street 


CENSUS 


79 


Blanche  (Dunphey  Morrison,  William,  M  W  Co 

Moore,  Lizzie  C  fHayden  ti  Madison  street  c 

13  Kartield  street    Morse,  Frances,  G  N  P  Co 
*Maude    K  _> 3  Maple  street 

Moore,  Alonzo,  lab  Mariam  J  (Taylor 

15  Cartield  street  j  Morrill,  Nancy  J  (Turner 

10  Maple  street 
*Walter  j 
M  artel  le  F 
Flla  M 
Murray,  j  W,  lab 

76  Madison  street 
Emma  L  (^Judkins 
William  J 
Elwood  L 


*  Alice 
Moore,  Hiram,  lumberman 

180  Main  street 
Laverna  B  (Chase 
Arthur  E 
Nellie  M 
Moore,  Arthur  E,  mer 

178  Main  street 
Eena  M  (Jacobs 
Moore,  L  B,  far 

62  Old  Point  avenue 
*Lina  E 
Lona  E 
Moore,  Cephas  R,  1  S  W  Co 

I  I  Weston  avenue 
C:ora  B  (Ladd 
Nellie  L 


X 

Nelson,  George  S,  lab 

3  Perkins  street 
Lena  M  (J  uncus 
Bessie  L 
Lebran  S 
Kathleene  G 
Moore,  Fred  F,  lab  Park  street  I  Nichols,  Daniel  M,  car 

Lilla  B  (Ellis  |  20  Old  Point  avenue 

Moore  Ernest  L,  car  Annie  V  (Pierpont 

53  Old  Point  avenue  Gertrude  E 


Ardelle  E  (Randiett 
Monroe.  John  M,  I  S  W  Co 

Park  street 
Nettie  J  (Healey 
Lizzie  A 
Clyde  M 
Harry  M 


Marion  V 
Nichols,  A  G,  far 

j  18  Old  Point  avenue 

I  Julia  W  (Dutton 

!  Nichols,  H  L.  cler" 
j  11  Middle  street 

Annie  M  (Sampson 


8o                                                         CENSUS 

Frances  A 

*Nellie 

Marietta  S 

Elmer  B 

Bertha  G 

Hattie  L  (McLain 

Nutting,  Warren,  coachman 

Luella  M 

60  Old  Point  avenue 

George  L 

AHce  M  (Strickland 

Page,  Luman  H,  car 

Lena  M 

26  Heald  street 

Fred  L 

Viola  A  (Harvey 

Hazel  S 

*  Elmer  H 

Kenneth  H 

*  Eunice  J 

\\'alter  E 

0 

Parquette,  Arthur,  M  W  C^o 

OUonakl,  Ed,  M  W  Co 

Water  street 

16  Garfield  street 

Mary  A  (Mazeralle 

Oliver,  Frank  W,  elk 

His 

9  Nichols  street 

Lionel 

Nellie  S  (Hopkins 

Paoloosak,  Michael,  lab 

Rexford  E 

Perkins  street 

Overlock.  Katie  B 

Annie  (Tiepak 

7  Madison  street  c 

Michael 

Annie 

P 

Pepper,  J  L,  phy  and  surg 

Page,  Calvin  G 

17  Maple  street 

Vesta  (Sawyer 

Jean  S  (^^'right 

Helen  R 

Mary  B 

Louise  M 

Perkins,  Joshua  B 

Paine,  Nina  A  (Emery 

141  Main  street 

20  Bean  street 

Evander  L 

SethL 

James  W 

Padham,  M  E,  I  S  W  Co 

Annette 

18  Park  street 

Eva  P 

Grace  I)  (Rice 

*  Fannie  W 

Mildred  E 

Hamlin  H 

Padham,  William,  G  N  P  Co 

Granville  1) 

5  Young  street 

CENSUS 


8l 


Perkins,  Aniictl  W  (Monre 

S  Old  Point  avenue 
Leon  1. 
Arah  M 
Guy  H 
Steila  M 
Perkins,  Leon  L.  I  S  \\"  Co 

139  Main  street 
Mattie  A  (Dawes 
Perkins,  Evander  L,  night  watch 

7  Perkins  street 
Achsa  (Randall 
James  R 
(lladis  E 
*Charles  F  A 
Perkins,  James  \^^  lumberman 

16  Old  Point  a\enue 
Emma  E  (Sawyer 
Albert  H 
Alice  M 
Perkins,  Albert,  M  W  Co 

6  Park  street 
Agnes  E  (Bickford 
Perkins,  Hamlin  H 

Madison  street 
Lillian  (Uunlap 
Herbert  W 
Martelle  L 
Perkins,  G  D,  clerk 

10  Bean  street 
Mary  E  (Williams 
Herman  G 
Perry,  S  E,  M  W  Co 

5  Madison  street  c 


.Mice  G  (  Perry 

(kiy  H 

Kosco  T 

Arline  E 
Perry.  T  F,  f  S  W  Co 

3  Heald  street 

C:ora  B 

*Archie  H 

Alice  G 

Grace 

Mary  (Taylor 

Wallace  H 

x\nnie  P 

Eugene  H 

Arthur  I 
Phillips.  Milton,  cook 

7   Rowell  street 

Lula  B  (Churchill 

Gladys  M 
Pierpont,  C  W,  M  W  Co 

2  Gray  street 

Abbie  W  (Bosworth 

Ered  L 

Charles  S 

Leland  B 
Pierce,  A  A,  laundryman 

8  Garfield  street 

Mary  (Gibson 

Augustus  H 

Ernest  F. 

John  A 

Mellen  H 
Pooler,  Henry,  teamster 

40  Madison  street 


CENSUS 


Effie  (M3'ers 
N  orris 
Pooler,  [.awrence.  car 


Q 

Quimby,  E  D,  painter 

6  Tones  street 


40  AT  ad  i  son  street  Lucy  I)  (Hiignins 


Marcia  (  |)urrell 

Henry 
Pollard,  William 

5  1  ( )ld  Point  a\  enue 

1-ina  I  (W'hitteniore 

Vivian  E 

Walter  A 

Chester  A 

Lester  A 
I'ollard,  Alfred  G,  lab 

Harriett  (Smart 

William  A 

*Hattie  M 
i'orter,  (leo,  G  N   P  Co 

( )ld  Point  avenue 

Mary  H  ((}reen 

Earl  W 

Erank  L 
Pope.  Henry  H.  (}  N   P  Co 

Pine  street 

Clarrie  M( Pride 
Powers,  Frank  P, 

paymaster  M  W  C'o 

24  Maple  street 

Clara  E  (Oilman 

Maud  B 

Helen  C 
Prince,  Nettie  E  (Paine 

Main  street 

Mary  H 


Raymond  L 
Howard  M 
Cecil  A 
Eda  V 

R 

Randall,  j  C,  M  W  Co 

9  Hean  street 
Delia  M  (Oilman 
Reed,  Annie  E  (Pratt 

13  Bean  street 
Remick,  S  E,  ins 

Pleasant  street 
Annie  E  (Robbins 
Remick,  Annie  VV  (Merry 

159  Main  street 
Samuel  E 
Khoades,  J  Frank,  clerg 

159  Main  street 
Flva  E  (Keith 
Richardson,  Allen,  cook 

15  Weston  avenue 
Flora  (Perry 
Robbins,  William,  printer 

Maple  street 
Emily  J  (Alexander 
N  William 
Victor 
Robbins,  I''  A  (Ciray 

Pleasant  street 


CENSUS 


Annie  T.  j  flarold  F, 

Robbins,  Bessie  Ralph  R 

5  Weston  a\enue  j  Russell  Jane  (Knight 


Rogers,  B  F,  1  S  W  Co 

lo  Garlield  street 

l_x)uisa  (^Maxim 

Minnie 
Rogers,  William.  I  S  W  Co 


Main  street 
irvin  L 
Willis  G 
Rushworth,  George,  M  W  Go 

12  Madison  street  c 


36  Main  street:  Mary  H  (Cameron 


Lena  N  (Adams 
Flmer  S 
I  )orris  C 
Rogers,  George  H,  policeman 

Lower  Maple  street  \ 
Emily  C  (Field 
*Leslie  E 
Benjamin  F 
Lilla  M 
Cecil  II 
Roberts,  Thos  A,  supt  schools 

158  Main  street 
Charlotte  (Towne 
Russell,  Anette  (Morse 

7  Pleasant  street 
Russell,  M  A,  mason. 

Main  street 
Ada  E  (Bessey 
Alfred  F 
Russell,  W  E,  G  N  P  Co 

Park  street 
Josie  j  (Abbey 
Russell,  L"vin  L,  mer 

Main  street 
Mary  1,  (Reed 


Bertha  C 
Walter  A 
Ryan,  John,  I  S  W  Co 


Depot  street 


Sabin,  Ben,  (}  N  P  Co 

136  Main  street 
Sabol,  John,  G  N  P  Co 

Old  Point  avenue 
Annie  (Remchirck 
J  ohn 
Michael 
J  oseph 
Andrew 
Savage,  Georgia  E 

16  Weston  avenue 
Phyllis 
Wilberta 
Savage,  Sarah  (Gould 

16  Weston  avenue 
*  Charles  J 
Georgia  E 
Vesta  L 
Savage,  Isaac  25  Maple  street 


04 


*0\ven  E 

Mae  E 

C'inda  A 
Savage.  Horace,  barber 

5  Rowell  street 

Edith  ((;ilniaii 

Leo  E 
Sawyer,  Herbert  L,  machinist 

lo  Middle  street 

Lilla  J  (\ork 

Mildred  H 
Sawyer,  Harry  N,  nier 

86  Madison  street 

Edith  (McKenney 

Cecil 

Levi 


CENSUS 

j  Savvver,  (Calvin 


1 6  Old  Point  avenue 
Emma 
Seavey,  James  A.  car 

Main  street 
Lizzie  A  (Dunlap 
Blanche  L 
Simonds,  Daniel  W.  far 

143  Main  street 
Laura  M  (Smiley 
*Charles  E 
Mabel  F 
Harold  I) 
Small,  A  \\',  chemist 

4  Pearl  street 
Mary  J  (Chisholm 


Sawyer,  \A'arren  (1,  phy  <.\;  surg  Small,  Charles  O,  law 

icS  Maple  street  Main  street 


Nellie  \  (^"oung 

H  Leslie 
Sawyer,  Arthur,  filer 

Iloughlon  street 

Clara  E  (Gray 

Harry  N 

*Chesley  A 
Sawyer,  Newell  H,  car 

Park  street 

Margaret  E  (Sargent 

*Andrew  N 

Delbert  N 

Mayvilla 

Minnie  B 

Fercival  B 

Harold  C 

A^nes  E 


Jennie  K  ( Knowlton 

Ohver  C 
Smith.  Henry,  G  N  P  Co 

64  Old  Point  a\'enue 

Gertrude  (McLaughlin 

Elmer  M 
Smith,  VVilliam  J,  lab 

Pine  street 

Margaret  ( Bernard 

Edwin  P 

Winnie 

Ethel 
Smith,  Augustus  L,  G  X  P  Co 

Pine  street 

Augusta  (Ogden 

Edna  i' 

Ellen  A 


I 


CENsr?;  85 

Smith,  Au<i-usta  (  F'rackelt  Kossitler  l< 

9  Middle  street  Ida  J 

Ellen  F  Snell,  C  (",  nier 

Snell,  Henry  A  lab  1  i  Weston  a\enue 

14  Madison  street  c    Snell,  (J  N.  uier 

Alice  L  (Pressey  4  Pearl  street 

*Ida  G  Idorence  V  (Burrill 

Geo  H  Southard.  Leslie  E,  lab 

Herbert  E  Main  street 

Harry  R  Ktfie  {  York 

Bertha  E  Cell  a  N 

Snell  W  G.  far  Spauldino,  1)  S.  1  S  W  Co 

10  Weston  a\-cnue                                       4  Perkins  street 

Mary  (Norton  Annie  (Abbott 

Jennie  F  Emma  A 

*Winfield  S  Spaukling,  Hattie  L  (Adams' 

*  Everett  T  I                               1  1  lloui^hton  street 

Geo  E  '           (irace  A 

Snell,  Geo  E,  M  W  Co  Ned  E 

10  Weston  avenue  I  Spaulding^,  E  1) 

Alberta  (Branscome  |                               1  1   Houi^hton  street 

Snell,  B  L,  far  '           *Joseph  L 

17  Weston  avenue]          'I'hos  E 

Mary  A  ( Athearn  I           *  Bailes  A 

J  Bert  Spaulding.  Elton,  (]  N   P  Co 

Snell,  J  Bert,  76  Old  Point  a\eniie 

17  Weston  ax-enue             Ida  M  (Cle\  eland 

Jennie  E  (Otis  Ida  M 

Lois  M  Spear.  William  PL  M  W   Co 

Snell,  Leonora  (True  14  Heald  .street 

17  We.ston  avenue             Eva  M  (Putnam 

Bethel  L  Marc  M 

Snell,  Susan  M   (Creenleaf  Spence,  James  M,  mer 

16  Park  street  1  Lower  Maple  street 


,S6 


CENSUS 


Edith  K  (Smith 
Spencer,  Oskea  (Kershner 

7  Hoiis^hton  street 

Lillo 

Iva  (; 
Stain.  Charles  F.  harness  mk"r 


Nola  L 
Edith  E 
Ivan  H 
Steward,  L  L.  mer      3  Pearl  street 
Caroline  C  (Man 
Leon  H 


Park  street!  Stilson,  1  N,  car 


Mary  I^  (Sturtesant 
Bert  E 
Eva  M 
Etta  B 
Ste\'ens,  j  M,  M  W  Co 

14  James  street 
Valzora  A  (Frederick 
*Nellie  B 
Stewart,  Edwin,  G  N  P  Co 

Main  street 
Florilla  ((jreenleaf 
Steward,  Theodore 

Water  street 
Eenella  (Briggs 
Steward.  Frank  R.   lab 

Water  street 
Abbie  M  (Woodcock 
Theodore  S 
Steward,  Ben  I,  lab 

Water  street 
Emma  E  (Woodcock 
Steward.  FI  H.  blk 

25  Madison  street 
Nettie  E  (Blackwell 
Leroy  L 
Maurice  B 
Nina  L 


Madison  street 
Alice  A  (Oilman 
Strang,  Andrew,  (}  N  P  Co 
Annie  P  (Tompkins 
Priscilla  M 
Alice  M 
Strickland,  M  H,  mason 

62  Old  Point  a\'eniie 
Lona  E  (Moore 
Lee  M 
Summerfield,  T  H,  lab 

1  I  Pearl  street 
Rose  M  (Williamson 
Isabel  \' 


Tate,  (ieo  W,  mer  Pine  street 

\'yrtline  (Bray 

Agnes  M 

Nervyn 
Taylor,  Charles  A,  G  N  P  Co 

1 1   Park  street 

Frances  B  (Mason 

Ralph  A 

Ruth  E 
Teague,  Fleibert  R,  mer 

Main  street 


C'lCNSlTS 

«7 

Anna  L  (hanar 

Ton 

tpkiiis.  Jolm  W,  car 

Geneva  M 

( )ld  I'oint  avenue 

Teanpolk.  John 

Alice  L  (Magee 

82  Mad 

son 

street 

Annif 

Susie  (Mehaylo 

Walter  I, 

Mary 

V.y.va  V 

John 

Towne,  K  C,  far 

C^eo 

42  ( )kl  Point  avenue 

Annie 

Harriet  S  (Runnels 

Thebarge,  Piiillii),  C 

N 

'  Cc 

Ada  S 

M 

nple 

street 

Klmer  K 

Ellen  ( 

c:has  1-: 

Nellie 

Towne,  Charles  E,  cl 

Joseph 

45  ( )ld  Point  axenue 

John 

Nellie  M  (Parlin 

Charles 

Beatrice  E 

Thebarge.  Charles,  C  N   P  Co  j  Leland  C 

Maple  street    Townsend,  Chester  S.  C  N  P  Co 
Hattie  (Brawn  Main  street 


Annie  M 
Thomas.  Marv  (Linton,    1  S  W  Co 


Sadie  J  ('i'honip;- 
Thather  1, 


ID  Madison  street  c   Tripp,  K  K 


li  street 


Hazel  M 
I  )ora 
Tinkhani,  Anna  (Hilton 

3    K(i\vell  street 
*Delora  (i 

*  Henry  K 

*  Josephine 
Addeline  M 
Delia 

Titus,  Daniel,  lab 

39  Madison  street 
Charlotte  M  (Carr 


\'illa  E  (Hay den 

Craydon  M 
Trueworlhy,  Byron  E,  car 

13  Nichols  street 

Minnie  E  (Trueworgy 

Roy  E 
Tucker,  Charles  J,  M  VV  Co 

4   Madison  street  c 

Mora  J  (Brooks 

Walter  K 


88 


CENSUS 


\ile.s,  Philena  ( Luce 

6  (Jray  street 

*  Wilson  C 

*  Eliza  J 
*Marcellus 
Austin 

Viles.  Austin.  S  R  R  Co 

6  (Iray  street 
Vose,  Sanuiel,  nier 

Xichols  street 
Stella  (Noiton 
Agnes 
Grace 
Norton 

W 

Walton,  A  C,  car 

8  Pleasant  street 
Ada  M  (Bumpus 
Clarence  E 
Ward,  F  j,  G  N  P  Co 

12  Ileald  street 
Sadie  M  (Preble 
Lena  C 
Washburn,  Edward  J,  far 

Pine  street 
Alice  E  (Williams 
Evangeline 
Sarah ' 
Mary 
Watson,  George  \\,  M  W  Co 

John  street 
Ida  \'  (Kelley 


l''rank 

Delia  M 

Harold  P 

Ida  \- 

Clifford 

Georgie 

Earl 

Ruby 

Arnold 
Welch.  William  M 

5  MidtUe  street 
Welts,  Charles  A,  G  N  P  C:o 

8  Middle  street 
Sarah  P  (Field 

Grace  E 

Euleta  !'■ 

James  H 
Wells,  Horace,  lab 

4  Nichols  street 

Sarah  ( Maynard 

Lizzie  A 

*Cora  A 

Hattie  T 

*Annette  E 
West.  Fred  A 

9  Perkins  street 
Ida  M  (Smith 

West  Aratus  H,  car 

17  ( )ld  Point  a\  enue 
Sarah  W  ((iould 
Ada  M 
Fred  A 
V\'escott,  Carlton,  i  S  W  Co 

Jones  street 


CENSUS 


89 


Carrie  (Mason 
W'escott,  Oeorge  S,  lab 

Old  Point  a\'enuc 

Mira  B  (Dickinson 

Laura  M 

Mabel  A 

Grace  L 
W'escott.  John,  far 

S3  Old  Point  a\enue 

Ellen  E  (Tracey 
Wescott,  Martha  (Seavey 

83  Old  Point  avenue 

George  \V 

Daniel 

*  Maria 

*William  A 

Harlow  K 

Eugene  G 

John  E 
W'escott,  Edwin,  teamster 

48  ( )ld   Point  avenue 

Vesla  (Savage 

Ion  a 

Cecil 


Edith  M 

Gladys  S 

Weston,  N  A,  mer 

6  Weston  avenue 
Mabel  (Davis 
Weston,  Ernest,  far 

60  M;iclison  street 
Efrte  (Day 
Clayton  1) 
Weston,  B  P  j,  far 

Weston  a\enue 
Sarah  Jane  (Dinsniore 
Nathan  A 
Ernest 

*  Charles 

*  Benjamin  T 
Susie  11 

Weston.  'I'heodore,  far 

Weston  avenue 
Addie  (Bixby 
*Walla(-e 
Evie 
Alice 
Mavsie 


Wescott,  Eugene  G,  Jones'  Mill         Weston,  Ada  (Manter 

85  Old  Point  avenue  Weston  a\'enue 

Maud  ( E.mery  Clarence 

J   Parker  Irene 

Lonis  \'  Weston,  Ralph,  lab 

Alice  M  Weston  a\enue 

Rex  I  Weston,  fliram,  far 

Weston,  J  E,  clerk  Weston  avenue 

14  Houghton  street'  Annie  (Weston 

Alice  C  (Spaulding  Wentworth,  Jerry,  car 

Main  street 


c)0 


CENSUS 


Sarah  M  ( Cleveland 
P'orrest  W 
W'entworth,  Forrest  \\',  plumber 

6  Middle  street 
Jennie  (Degrace 
Roland 
Harry 
VVeybrant,  l*>lisha  A,  mer 

141  Main  street 
Annette  (Perkins 
White,  Archie,  M  W  Co 

Water  street 
Zelia  (Erseneult 

*  Albion 

*  Alfred 
Gaddus 
Albert 
Peter 
Mary 
Meless 
Mary  Ann 
Kdmund 
William 
Annie 

White,  Edgar  1.  G  X  P  Co 

Weston  a\-enue 

Mary  E  (  Tremer 

Ethel  E 

Lester  C 

Chestena  M 
White,  Cieorge  F,  G  N'   P  Co 


Eurnie 
George  W 
Stella  M 
Francis  G 
Wilber,  Charles  A,  law 

Main  street 
Viola  H  (Paine 
Blanche   V 
Irma  E 
Will,  G  R,  M  W  Co 

59  Madison  street 
Lydia  (  Brackett 
Hazel  L 
Will,  Harry  E  car 

16  Middle  street 
Ida  L  (Merrill 
Williams,  Sherman 

Kj  Bean  street 
I'lllery  K  S 
Williams,  Eugene 

Weston   a\-enue 
May  (Heald 
EilHan  M 
Williams,  J   11,  (l  N  P  Co 

13  (iartield  street 
|-:isie  ( 


Zella  M  (Brigg 
Annie  R 


Williams,  Andrew,  M  W  Co 

46  Madison  street 
Hallie  M  (Shorey 
Marion  C 
FA'elyn 

81  Old  Point  a\enue    Williams,  Orington  L,  shoemaker 

Pine  street 
Sylvia  (Pullen 


CMvNSUS 


91 


Kstelle 
Alice  K 
Willard 
Williams,  Willard  C,  lab 

Park  street 
Francis  E  (Maynard 
Helen  M 
Williams,  V  L.  M  W  Co 

16  (Jarlield  street 
Kate  S  (Beal 
Williams,  Austin,  car 

Bean  street 
Jennie  M  (Spaulding 
W  illianis,  E  A,  car 

9  Bean  street  1 
Maud  M  (Corson 
Clifford  E 
Williams,  E  K,  car 

41  Madison  street 
Susan  U  (Cates 
•'Eeonard  C 
Frank  I^ 
May  E 
Idris  F 
X'ernon  C 
Williamson,  Aurenia  (i)unlap 

5  Cray  street 
I\'an  E 
Willett,  Eizzie  (Mishow 

46  ( )ld  Point  avenue 
John  A 
Withee,  Syrena  B  (Maxim 

7  Nichols  street 
Withee,  Francis  (Howard 

20  Rowell  street 


Rulh  C 
iMnily 
Witeee,  j   F,  tax  collector 

18  Bean  street 
Bina  A  (Healey 
Witham,  C  S,  M  \V  Co 

4  Houghton  street 
Rebecca  1*'  (Beal 
Eizzie  () 
George  A 
Esther  E 
*Eemont 
Eeta  F 
Witham,  Ceorge,  G  N  P  Co 

Old  Point  a\enue 
Eou  A  (Brown 
Eedyard 
Woodcock,  1)  G,  mer 

23  Maple  street 
Enniia  (\  allier 
Wren,  Bessie  S  (Williamson 

17  Madison  street  c 
Chester 
Victor 
Wyers,  Joseph,  M  W  Co 

136  Main  street 
Wyman,  Adna.  G  N  P  Co 

1  :;  Weston  a\enue 
Abbie  (  l^inkham 
l^Uena 


York,  Hatlie  (Moody 

10  \auiihan  street 


92 


CENSUS 


Abner  L 
\ork.  Joel  W.  far 

( )ld  Point  a\enue 
Lucinda  (York 
Alberta 
Addie 
Kffie 
Rali.h 


Young,  James  L,  car  Water  st 

Clara  (Jane 

Harr)-  C 

James  H 

Clara  A 
Young,  Reuben  S  iS  Maple  st 

Laura  A  (Folsoni 

Nellie  A 


I)l':LA^•lc^  data. 


Anctil,  Ulric 

Kennel)e(-  street 
Ardell  (Jarh 
Blanche 
Edward 
Eva 
Arsenault,  T,  G  N  P  Co 

Weston  House 


Ralph 
Leonard 
Mainard 
Benner,  Roland 
Blackwell.  Edwm  C,  G  N  P  Co 

15  Madison  street 
Mabel  ((]ibbs 
Brofee,  Annie 

The  Milton 


1!  ,  V 

Boulier,  James,  G  \  P  Co  '  Campbell,  Rol)ert  1\  C;  N  P  Co 

Reniieliec  street  Old   i'oint  awiuie 

Mattie  (Smart  Calheline  (  W'alhu  e 


Ella 

Vaughn 
Marion 
Benner,  Orin,  G  N  P  C- 


Ellen 
Mary 
Catheline 
Corson,  \\'  L  and  family 


Old  Point  a\enue  19  Weston  a\eniie 

Lena  ( Maddocks  j  Chandler,  Edwin  C,  painter 

Cora  1  25  Lleald  street 


CENSUS 


93 


Jessie  ( Mountain 
Chopin,  John,  G  N  V  Co 

WcsUm  House 
Mary  ( 


Chapnian.  Walter  R.  G  X   1'  ( 


Cuddy.  James   . 
Carson,  W  H,  INI  W  Co 


Herbert  E 
Hodgdon,  James,  harness  maker 

Kennebec  street 
Elsie  E  (Adams 
Eleanor 
Weston  House  I  Roland 

I'he  Hilton  [  Haynes,  Bert,  G  N  P  Co 

I  Weston  House 

The  Hilton  j  Holbrook,  Erank,  supt  G  N  P  Co 

The  Hilton 


n 

Dowlin:;,  lames,  (i  N  P  Co 

Weston  House 


E 


Old  Point  avenue  !  Laundry,  Ered,  G  X  P  Co 


Estes,  Elizabeth  (- 

Burnham  G 
*Vinal  \\' 
*Benj  A 


Eoran,  William,  G  N  P  Co 

Weston  House 
EuUer.  Arthur,  G  x\  P  Co 

The  Hilton 

H 

Hamilton,  Harrv  E,  I  S  \\'  Co 


J 

Jewett,  George  K,  barber 

Maple  street 


Preble  avenue 


Annie  (Coty 

Michael 

Erec 

Harry 

J  ohn 

'J'homas 

Lizzie 

-Vntonine 

Clifford 

Joseph 

Peter 


Preble  avenue   Leeman.  Eugene.  M  W  Co 
Lucinda  (Ellis  ii  Bean  street 

Elorence  M 

Perley  E  i  ^^ 

Bertha  E  |  McCormick,  J  T,  M  W  Co 

Weston  House 


94 


CENSUS 


Mahoney,  Katie 


The  Hilton  !  Parsons,  Cad 


McGuirk,  J  M,  supt  M  \V  Co 

The  Hilton 
Matrner,  lames,  M  \\  Co 


Patrick,  Annie 


The  Hilton 
The  Hilton 


The  Hilton  i  Russell,  S  H,  jeweler. 


Marston,  Harry,  G  N  P  Co 

The  Hilton 

Nichols,  .Vsa  8,  wheelwright 

(31d  Point  avenue 
Klizabeth  (Estes 
Nonnogin,  John,  G  N  P  Co 

()Jd  Point  avenue 
Sarah  (Mathias 
Margaret 
Marion 
Mai  comb 
Tontie 
Rose 
Moses 
Noddin,  Henry,  hostler 

\A'eston  House 


Rideout,  Chas  P,  painter 

25  Heald  street 
Stella  M  (  Frazier 
Robbins,  M  Alice,  stenographer 

20  Maple  street 


Steward,  Villa  (Huggins 

15  Madison  street  c 
Frank  E 
Calla  A 
Smith,  Frank  L,  Cx'N  P  Co 

Weston  House 
Scribner,  Maud  C  The  Hilton 

Smith,  J  H  The  Hilton 

!  Smith,  Borden,  G  N  P  Co 

10  Bean  street 


Taylor,  William  1),  clerk 

The  Hilton 
Tapley,  Fannie,  stenographer 

20  Maple  street 


\V 


Pease,  F  H,  Am  Exp  &  S  R  R 
Halie  (Vaughan 
Thelma 
Priscilla 
.     Esther 
Pierpont,  Harry  R,  1  S  \\  Co  Watts,  Frederick  L,  G  S   P  Co 

Weston  House  '      Old  Point  avenue 

Priest,  Patrick,  cook  Sarah  E  ((irit'fin 

The  Hilton    Williamson,  David  F,  lab 

17  Madison  street  c 


CENSUS 


95 


Mae  J  I  \\'escott,  Chas  S.  mer 

Rosa  M  !  53    Main  street 

*Evelyn  A  (Georgia  (Greene 

Bessie  S  ;  Ruth  E 

Georgia  \'  j 

Lyndon  H  j  V 

Carrie  V  \oung.  H,  nier 

\\'ithani.  Alva  S,  clerk  hotel  40  Main  street 

\\'eston  House    York.  William  I),  lab 
Wilson,  R  1),  clerk  hotel  i    .       *Eben  1) 

Weston  House  Lillian  J 

Waugh,  (George,  barber  \oung.  Arthur,  (}  N  P  Go 

The  Hilton  The  Hilton 


Anson   Lower   \''im.a(;I':. 

A  j  Ames,  Walter,  M  W  Co 

Adams,  Annie  F  (Moore  (j'  Main  street 

20  Water  street  ><ti\l\c  (Lawrence 

Emily  T  I  Alice 

Adams  j   E,  M  W  Go  |  Benjamin 

W  ater  street    Athearn,  E  A,  car 
Geneva  E  (Small  5^  Main  street 

Frank  D  Athearn.  Jesse,  car 

Elsie  E  5 '  ^lain  street 

Alice  L  Austin,  G  M,  blk 

Minnie  F  1   Second  street 

Leota  A  1  Elvurna  (Hinkley 

Levi  G  Clifton  M 

Maude  E  Arsno,  Jacob,  lab  Water  street 

Lawrence  A  |  Leona  (Richard 

Phillip 


96 


CENSUS 


13 

Barker,  David,  G  N  P  Co 

\^'ater  street 
Barron.  Fred  K,  teamster 

33  Main  street 
Alma  (Hilton 
Charles  L 
Harriett  I 
Waltei-  K 
Elmer  S 
Eddie  C 
Clarence  H 
Susie  E 
Amelia  L 
Baxter,  Benjamin  F, 

7  Wilson  street 
*T  Maria 
William  M 
Mary  G 
Baxter,  William  M 

sash  and  blind  factory 

\\'ater  street 
Flora  M  (Ingalls 
Carl  K  I 
Baxter,  Carl  K  I 

sash  and  blind  factory 

Water  street 
Annie  (Norton 
Lawrence 
Bearor,  Joseph,  G  N  P  Co 

Preble  street 
Sealina  (Vargeau 
Lugie  E 
Rosa  J 


Clifford  E 

Adlor 

Palmere 

Eugene 

Agnes 

Henry 

Antonio 

Theodore 
Booth,  George  W,  butcher 

54  Main  street 

Georgia  (Ray 

Walter  H 

Bertha  M 
Bubier,  Hiram,  G  N  P  Co 

59  Main  street 

Lillian  (Marston 
Bowley,  F"  W,  mer 

Main  street 

Jennie  A  (Porter 
Brackett,  C  A,  eng 

68  Preble  street 

Lizzie  J  (Piper 

Augusta  S 

Viola  M 

Mabel  F 

Eugene  A 

(ieorge  L 

(iladys 

Carl  V 
Brackett,  Samuel,  G  N  P  Co 

Felker  street 

Tina  ((lilman 

Eunice    M 

Elmer 


CENSUS 


9'/ 


Brewster,  L  K,  far 

( );ik  avenue 

Susie  \V  (Hilton 
l^rewster,  Caroline  (l)insmore 

Oak  a\enue 

Kmnia  C 

Lewis  1'"- 
Hriggs,  ['"rank,  teanisler 

\\aler  street 

Mary  G 
Briggs,  l.orinda  G         Water  street 
Burpee,  Elsie  Main  street 

Buxton,  John  B.  G  N  P  Co 

Corporation  street 

Florence  (Pryor 

George  G 

Lucy  S 

Arthur  A 

Harry 

Ralph  P 
Brown.  l'">thcl  Howard  House 

C 

Campbell,  Angus,  G  N  P  Co 

Highland  Park 
Elizabeth  O  (Sirois 
Clark,  James  R,  G  N  P  Co 

57  Main  street 
Edith  (Elliott 
Cleveland,  Adelia  (Mullen 

40  Water  street 
William  F 
Conoway,  Mary  (McLead 

Gilman  Hill 


Hazel 
Copp,  W  A,  G  N   P  Co 

2  2  Water  street 
Clara  M  (Gardener 
Copp,  Annie  B  (Taylor 

44  Water  street 
*  Delia  M 
*Eola  F 
Alice  G 
Florence  I 
Corro,  Josepe,  G  N  P  Co 

Water  street 
Georgian na  (Adans 
Joseph  L 
Corro,  Henry,  (]  N  P  Co 

Highland  Park 
Celina  (  Prevost 
William 
Crawford,  Charles,  G  N  P  Co 

Corporation  street 
Lizzie  (Luce 
Albert 
Emma 
Cruise,  James  E,  I  S  W  Co 

12  Wilson  street 

Mary  A  ( 

Carls,  Fannie  (Ireland 

Floward  House 
Carls.  William,  G  N  P  Co 

Howard  House 
Crocket,  Abbie  (Frederick, 
I  S  W  Co 

8  First  street 


98 


CENSUS 


PaL'iJett,  Sii 


George 
William  C 
Inez  V 
Day,  Augusta  T,  Jones 

^j  Main  street 
Mabel  M 
•    *Kugene  (1 


(Tnikhain 

Main  street 
Susan 
Daggett,  William   1,  car 

Main  street 
Klla  F  (Clark- 
Daggett,  (hirdiner.  lah 

Main  street 
Maria  S  ((lilman 
*Bert 
Maude 

i)a\is,  Frank,  M  \V  Co 

...         ^         I  Kmery,  C  C,  ()  N   P  Co 
5   I'lrst  street  '  ^ 

Nellie  (Adams 

1  )avis,  jenin'e  (\ork 


E 


j  Ellis,  Ida  (Hickford 


42  Water  street 


Doi 


Dawes,  Ambrose  K,  painte 

Main  street 

Lucy  A  (Chase 

*William  R 

*  Fva  C 

*Florilla  F 

*Mabel 

Harry  W 

Dawes,  Mildred  (Kershner 

Main  street 
Nile  M 

Archie  R 
May 
Omar  G 
Dixon,  Walter,  \  S  W  Co 

2  I   Main  street 
Laura  B  { l)a\is 


4  Second  street 
Fmma  K  (Norton 
iVancy  E 
3  ^Pear  street  ;j,,^^^,.^.    p-  a, 'ins  agt 

4  Second  street 
Evans,  Jerome 

( )ak  avenue 
*  Betsey 
Annie 


1^ 

Fahey,  William  (i,  G  N  P  Co 

27  Preble  street 
Mariila  (Paschal 
Dorris 
Fahey,  Bridget  A  (McAnn 

27  Preble  street 
William  (; 
*Niclu;las  J 
*  lames 


CENSUS 


99 


Fales,  E  C,  M  W  (^o 

t  7  Wilson  street 

Annie  D  (Weston 

Naomi  \\' 
Fish,  Osborne,  carpenter 

I'reble  street 

Elvira  (Dawes 

*Hennrietta 

^Llewellyn 

*P'annie 

*Musa  I) 

*Justin 

*Acldie 
Fitzsimmons,  John,  G  N  P  (Jo 

3  Kennebec  avenue 

Maria 

Ernest 

Nellie 

Flora  (Troop 

Bertha  E 

Frank  H 
Flaharty,  Michael,  (J  X  P  Co 

Corporation  street 

Bridget  ( Kennedy 

Criss 

Michael 
Flanders.  Frank,  G  N  P  Co 

13  Spear  street 

Florence 

Evelyn 

Jennie  (Davis 
Fluett,  Henry,  lab 


Delia 

Viney  M 

Arthur  II 

Ida  A 

Elna  M 

Ralph  A 
I'oster,  Jewett.  I  S  W  Co 

13  Spear  street 

Esther  (Carr 

Morence 

WiUard  J 
Foster.  W  J,  barber 

10  Second  street 

Bertha  C  ((ietchell 
Frederic.  Deborah  (Dawes 

6  Second  street 
*VVillis  F 

Abbie 

*  Forrest 
Frederick.  Frank,  1  S  W  Co 

Main  street 

Mamie  L  (Hescock 
Friend.  Arthur  E,  G  N  P  Co 

Corporation  street 

Amelia  E  (Spencer 

Harold  P 

Omar  W 

Donald  \' 
Farnham,  Chas,  barber 

7  Second  street 


(; 


Elnora  (Foster 


Preble  street ,  (iarland,  Flenry,  M  \V  Co 


^i   Highland  Park 


lOO 


CENSUS 


C.ardener,  liert  R,  I  S  W  Co 

2  2  \\"ater  street 
Stdla  (Hilton 
Gardener,  Clara  (Durrell 

2  2  Water  street 

*  Ed son  A 
Iiert  R 
*(;uy 

(Jetchell,  Alden,  carpenter 

lo  Second  street 
Rertha  C 

*  Frank  A 
(letchell,  Mark,  carpenter 

( )ak  a\-eniie 
.\ddie  R  (Jones 
Gilbert,  Arthur,  M  W  Co 

Highland  Park 
Zoie  (  Fontaine 
Reo 
Gilman,  Frank  F),  truckman 

14  \\'aler  street 
Olive  B  (Sawyer 
( )ra  J 
Ralph  S 
Gilman,  Asa  M,  I  S  W  Co 

6  First  street 
Abbie  B  (Lea\'itt 
Madison  L 
Gilman.  Hiram,  farmer 

Spear  street 
Rersis  H  (Berry  ' 
(jolder,  Susie  T)  (Shaw 

23  Spear  street 


Willis  F 

(lolder.  Wills  !■.  G  N  P  Co 
I 
j  23    Spear  street 

j  May  (t  (  Brig-gs 

!  Gordon,  ('has  H,  builder 

46  Preble  sir 

Rulu  (^l)unlap 

Raymond  E 

Harry  E 

Edna  M 

Fxlith  M 

Ruth  E 
Gratrix,  Emily  M  (Cleveland 

9  Second  str 

*  Emma 

*Siineon 

*John 

*Charles 

* Phoebe 

*Anson 

Alonzo 

Herbert  ( 

Graham,  A,  (}  N  P  Co 

I  4  Second  street 

Ida  M  (Wright 

*George  A 

Reslie  E 

Olive  L 

Lottie  M 

Mary  E 

Beatrice  R 

Myrtle  B 

Eldred  A 

Linzie 


Me. 


1904 


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Advertising  Space  in  the 
Register.     1  agree  to  pay  for  the  same,     $ 


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Advertising  Space  in  the  CLUm^^  I^j^  "^'^  i^*-^^:^^j. 
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IT 


1904. 


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Advertising  Space  in  the 

Register.     I  agree  to  p»y  for  the  same 


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CENSl': 


lOI 


dray,  Wesle\-,  I  S  W  Co 

i(>  Wilson  street 

Mercie  A  (Lonihnrd 

*  Wallace  I. 

Lora  M 
Greenleaf,  Frank,  lab  Main  st 

Ida  M  (Brown 

Eva 

Kthel 

()ueenie 

Clifford 
(Jreenleaf,  Seldon  M.  1  S  W  Co 

47   Main  street 

Jennie  F  (  Messer 

Olin  G 
Croder,  Aldulph 

Howard    House 


II 

Harris,  Mi^rtha  R  (,I,oii<2;ery 

(>  Spear  street 
*Mary  H 

*  in  rani 
Jennie  L 

*  Edward  K 
Mall,  H  \V,  G  .\   F  Co 

13  Wilson  street 
Maud  C  (Kierste.  d 
Harold  C 
Beulah  (; 
Karl  \\' 
Roscoe  jNI 
Henry,  Charles,  C  N  F  Co  Hi 

.\Lain  street 


Flora 
■    Katie  (Powers 
Albert 
Hilton,  Jerome.  M  W  Co 

21  Mein  street 
Cirace  M  (Converse 
Ralph  H 
Lynn  W 
Hilton.  Arthur  E.   I  .S  W  Co 

37  Main  street 
Mabel  (Da- 
Hilton,  Cliniei-     (.Sall\- 

55  A  hi  in  street 
Hattie 
Jerome 
Winfteld 
S.arah  C 
Hilton,  Asher,  teamster 

2  I  Main  street 
Cora  (Williamson 
Henry 
Stella 
Hiltf)n,  Joshua  30  Spear  street 

(  His  M 
■'■■Joshua,  Jr 
Hilton,'  Arthur  L,  F  S  M  car 

T,<)  AFiin  street 
Blanche  (Ford 
\i\ian 
Hilton,  Walter,  Far 

39  Main  street 
Annie  (Merry 


Henrv,  lab 


Main  street 


i  o; 


Lydia  (Fitzgerald 
Sylvester  P 
I )orothea 
Howard,  William 

prop  Howard  House 

Main  street 
Mabel  (Cironder 
Hod-doii.  Mabel 

Howard   House 


Adelia  ("  (  Randal 
Carl  B 
Alfred  W 
William  M 
(;  Albert 

Phillip  (; 

Ix'wis  M 


Main  street 


Knox,  F  M,  S  R  R  C:o 

<  hd<  awnue 
Serena  (jollymort.- 
Moses  1) 
*  Harry  M 
Alma  A 
Fliza  j 
*\\'arren  S 
George  1^' 
Melburn  W 
Elisha  E 
Knox,  Moses  1),  (i  X  P  Co 

( )ak  avenue 
K\'a  E  (Richardson 
Kno.x,  (ieorg-e  F,  G  N  P  Co 

I  5  Wilson  street 
Annie  (Preble 
Kacomar,  Andrew,  and  family 

6  Second  street 
Kroczek,  John.  (I  N  P  Co 

Water  street 
Nell  (Kowaska 
Anna 
Marv- 


in 


Kitchen,  James,  G  N  P  C<j 

5  Kennebec  avenue 
Martha  E  (Spencer 

*  Howard 
*John  EaClair,  Paul,  (\  N  P  c:o 

*  William  Highland  Pnrk 
Lizzie                                                           Josephine  (Corro 
*'rhomas                                                  I'homas 

Frank  Ida 

James,  Jr  Henry 

Ernest  |  Alice 

Kelley,  C  R  Howard  IIouse|Ladd,  George  T  Water  street 


cm:\si's 


103 


S;ii-ah   II  (Chaiidlc-i  Ihuold  W 

*lda  M  Sara  1! 

*  I. aura  II  Mafklin,  John  I, 

*Florilla  P  12  Spear  stret-t 

Lamore,  Thomas,  (i  \'   !'  Co  Maiia  R   (Titus 

W'alLT  street             *  Harry   K 

(xeneva  (Iluuter  Wiluiot 

Felix  *llannie 

Alvin  *jeuuie 

Lane,  Charles,  teamster  juclson  li 

9  Wilscwi  street             *Ralph 

Walter  *(  )ra  F 

(rertrude  *Charles 

Lauder,  C  A.  C  N   P  Co  *  Sherwood 

r   Second  stri-et              Wallace 

Mattie  L  (Hilton  Paul  M 

Clyde  L  Mackliu,  Wallace,  M   W  Co 

I>andry,  Joseph.  Ci  \   P  Co  12  Sjjear  street 

Main  street              Mary  (Roderick 

Lydia  Macklin,  judson  V .  C  X    P  C:o 

Lena  (  )ak  ax'enue 

Li\ini;ston,  William  VI.  mer  .\unie  I'"  (I'Aaus 

Main  street  :  Marshall.  I^'red.  C  N   P  Co 

Minnie  (Perr)-  '                                     65  Preble  street 

Lovejoy.  William.  G  N   P  Co  Hellc  (Mc(,)uary 

I  low  arc!    House  Ruth  H 

Luce.  Georgia  (Pari on  Ethelbelle 

( )ak  a\enue  '  Flizabeth 

Elgiva  B  Marshall.  Alexander.  (]  .\  P  Co 

*Georoia  F  65  i^reble  street 

Manter,  F  A,  druggist  I           I'red 

Main  street    Marden,  Susie  I)  ((lokler 

Gusta  (Tinkhaui  I                                      23   Spear  street 


Ivatmah  H  i  AKm  | 


I04 


CENSUS 


Marshall  Charlie,  (1  N  P  Co 

Corporation  street 

Agnes  (Blanchard 

Beatrice  K 

Samuel 

I'Aigene 
IVIartin.  Louis,  G  N  P  Co 


Ellen  S  (Wasson 
Jennie  ¥ 
McSorley,  Ceorge  VV,  I  S  VV  Co 

57  Main  street 
Florence  (Spencer 
Mongeon,  Frank,  mason 

3  Wilson   street 


5  Main  street  |  Louise  (Shiatt 


Sadie  K  ('i'ate 
(]eorge 
Keith 
Allen 
McDonald,  L,  clerk 

Howard  House 
McDonald,  (uiss,  C.  N  P  Co 

Howard  House 
Mcr3onald,  Daniel,  G  N  P  Co 

40  Water  street 
Adelia  (Cleveland 
Daniel  A 
Katie  T 
McDougall,  J   H,  (]  N  P  Co 

Highland  Park 
ALary  A  (Welch 
McLeod.  A,  G  N  P  Co 

Gilmaii  Hill 
I'^lliza  j  (Knox 
McLean,  John  S,  truckman 

10  l''irst  street 
Laura  M  (Branscombc 
Gertrude  '1' 
Arthur  (; 
Messer,  Fred  M,  far 


.13  Main  street  j  Clara  L 


Jerry  1-' 
Moore,  I^  S,  far        20  Water  sirri.1 
Mary  A  (Williams 
Otis  G 

*  Emily  G 
*Benjamin   B 

*  Frank 
Annie   T 

Morse,  Herbert  A.  barber 

7  Second  street 
Annette  K  (Woodcock 
Mayland 
Roland 

N 
Newell,  (jcorge  F.  pension  atty 

10  Spear  street 
Octax'ia  I)  ((jrax'es 

*  Charles  F 
Edwin  S 
*Minnie  E 
*Elmer  G 

Norton,  James  M,  mer 

Water  street 
(jcorgiana  (I'xldy 


t'lCNSl'S 


Ruel  \] 
Delia  I' 
I'lvd  W 
Aiiiiic  M 
l-xlith  15 
Ida  M 
Noitnii,  Cynis   1',  t 

llaniiali   I'  M 
(;la(l_\s 
Mahloii  j 
N.-rlon,   kucl  I!.  cK 


Lillian  f  ( 'liapiiiai 

l\-ivy 

K  I'll  est 

llfitha 

Ula.lvs 

() 


i'aiiH',  F  {).(•,  X    I'  ( 


Sijuar  siicet 


I.ucy    l'.  (Walk.T 
Morrill  W 
.aiusUT  I'rcl.k-,  Jaiin's  (  ),  lahoivr 

S  1    I'rt'hle  slrcel  "'  '^^''''^' 

jl,,„,  ;  Hannah    1)  (Sihlcy 

Azuha   1) 

William  (■ 
,,.j,  James  I, 

WaUT  slivcl  -l"'i"  " 

Annie  A 
X orris  A 
Orrin  li 
Charles  A 
l\-ilier,  ()\l(l,  (;   X    I'  t"o 

C'orporalii 
Adeline  (Tardif 
Bessie 
I  rena 


Odway.  C   II,  M  W  C, 

3_'  Waler  street  Lawrence 

Lillian  L  I'Skellon  I  ''t-lkie,  Joseph,  lal 

Oliver,  AH,  elerk  ! 

38  Water  street  ; 
Clara  i-:  (Xorion 
Chester  A 
Helen  K 
Olis,  Alon/o  A.  S  k   K  Co 

4(>  Water  street, 
Ida   L  (lloll.ro.)k 
b'lorenec  \' 


3  Main  street 


Joseph 
*Mar\-  ]] 

*  A  ones 
*Katiierine 
*■  Sarah 

*  Maude 
*John 
*\Villiam 
Jrlora  ir"  (Adams 


io6 


CENSUS 


Pickel,  M  L  (Tribe,  dressmaker 

Kennebec  avenue 

James  H 

Stella 
Pickel,  James  H,  G  N  P  Co 

Kennebec  avenue 

Willard 

Opal 
Pierce,  C  E,  S  S  R  Co 

U'ater  street 

Jane  (Williams 

George  C 

Vera  G 

Laura  E 

Herbert  C 
Playze,  William  W,  lab 

Highland  Park 

Eliza  (Winslow 
Powell,  E  J,  lab 

Water  street 

Elorence  (Williams 

Ernest 
Porter,  Ben.  painter 

55  Main  street 

Hattie  F  (Hilton 

Oliver 
Punty,  Joe,  lab  Water  street 

Mary  J  (Arsno 

John 

Charles 

Eddie 

Alexander 

Mary  M 

Joseph 


R 

Raymond.  I  M,  G  N  P  Co 

4  Kennebec  avenue 
Lilla  M  (Skillin 
Leon  E 
Randall,  D  H,  farmer 

1 1    Spear  street 
*  Bertha  L 
*Ray  N 
Mae  E  (Spear 
Record,  1)  H,  selectman 

lo  Water  street 
Augusta  E  (Paine 
Lester  H 
Record,  Lester  H.  livery-man 

1  o  Water  street 
Clara  M  (Robinson 
Redmond,  Michael,  G  N  P  Co 

35  Main  street 
Mary  (Flarity 
John 
Redmond,  Patrick,  G  N  P  Co 

Kennebec  avenue 
Elizabeth  (Terr)- 
Mary  N 
Katherine  J 
Michael  E 
Richard  S 
Roberts,  John  P,  Rev 

50  Main  street 
Elizabeth  A  (Moulton 
Annie  B 
Alfred  W 
Florence  M 


CENSUS 


Kouiuis,  Deborah  (Frederic  I  Skillin,  Silas  A,  carpenter 

6  Second  street  i  6  Kennebec  avenue 


Rowe,  George,  (i  X  P  Co 

Water  street 
Alice  L  (Adams 
Rogers,  W  S,  sawyer 

Water  street 
Eva  V  (Bartlett 
Perle\-  N 
Rogers,  Perle)-  N,  brakenian 

Watt^r  street 
Lucy  S  (Greene 

Samson,  Chas  K,  carpenter 

16  Spear  street 
Lucinda  ((^uint 
Lynn  E 
Sawyer,  Hepzil^ah  (Hilton 

1^  Water  street 
*  Betsey  LI 


Lottie  L  (Skillin 
Elmer  S 
Lilla  M 
Smith,  Frank  H,  Am  Ex  Co 

12  Wilson  street 
Josie  M  (Churchill 
Llerman  J- 
Sochia,  Peter,  lab  Water  street 

Matilda  (Monroe 
Benjamin 
Mary 
Lena 
J  oseph 
Peter 
Aleck 
Spear,  Thomas  II,  mgr  S  Tel  Co 
6  Spear  street 
Jennie  L  (Harris 
Alice  J 

()li\e  B  !  Sprague,  Fannie  (Thompson 

Scott,  John,  lal)  j  3°  Spear  street 

Main  street  1  *Annie  M 

Adelia  (Brown  *Chas  E 

Shaw,  Eddie,  painter  *  Bessie 

3   First  street  Ada  L 

Angle  B  (Hamilton  Sweatt,  E  W^  M  \\'  Co 

Sibley,  (Jeorge  W,  G  N  P  Co  :  8  Wilson  street 

Oak  avenue  Delia  A  (Williams 


Azuba  (Preble 
Miranda  A 
Flossie  11 
George  L 


St.  James,  Edward,  G  N  P  Co 

Howard  House 

Stowe,  Walter,  G  N  P  Co 

Howard  House 


TOS  CENSUS 

Sturgis,  Chas  S  R  R  '  'Jlnkliam.  S  P,  1  S  W  Co 

Water  street  27    Spear  street 

Alice  A  (Nex'ins 
T  ("reorge  P 

'I'lioiHpsoii,  l'"annie   (C.rahani  !  Lizzie  M 

30  Spear  street  ^'I'ena  M 

*|ames  L  C'lilforcl  B 

'ra\l<)r,  Lizzie  (Adams  Tiiikhani.  S  K,  nier 

Water  street  4  Oak  a\eiuie 

J'.lla  Delia  K  (Norton 

i-'rank  Merle 

Letlie  Tinkliani,  I'annie    I) 

■j'errio.  Kddie,  O  N  P  Co  Main  street 

Highland  I'ark    'I'lnkhaia.  Marinda 
IVraggie('Porli-oe  Main  street 

Fred  d'ozier,  William,  lab 

Tilibetts,  C  A,  mason  7  Oak  a\eiuie 

Preble   sti'eel  Ldith  1!  (Parron 

Nellie  (Ste\-ens  I  Caroline  (i 

Alice  K  I  Kveretl    W 

Tinkhain.  S  C,  postmaster  I 

21;  .\hnn  street  "^^ 

Archie  R  \an  Arsdale,  Fred  A.  (i  N  P  Co 

Mabel  J  5   First  street 

Julia  J  (Daggett  I  Fva  A  (Hamilton 

F,\ern  E  j  \iles,  Marcellus,  S  R   K 

'I'inkham,  Cecj  P,  mason  '  Preble  street 

27    Speai-  sti-eet  Flla  k' (Copp 

Pertha  15  (Lancaster  Ceorge  II 

Tinkham,  Ariel  T,  clerk  j  Willis  N 

27   Main  street  '  \'i|)ound,  J  T,  lab 
Ida  M  (Atkinson  9  Wilson  street 

Agnes  C  |  Pertha  (Steward 

Forrest  A  1  Stersha 


CENSUS 


109 


Vose,  John,  clerk- 
Mai  n 
I -i/zio  A  (Lovejny 
Sadie 
Ilaltie 
l-xlilh 

\V 

\\  alkei',  1''.  I\,  iceman 

7  Wilson 
Mary  (1  (Maxler 
(leorge  B 
Florence  I, 
\\'aui;h,  Kashie  F 

24  Main 
\\'aui;h,  Roscoe,  farmer    ' 

24  Main 
Weeks,  James  B,  car 

6  First 
Clara  M  (fierce 
XN'cslon,  James  H 

tT,  Water 
Mary  K  (Willard 
Carl  A 
Annie  D 
*  Jessie  C 
WCslon,  Carl  A,  truckman 

\()  Water 
Ftta  M  (Ilawes 
Otto  I' 
Wentworth.  Harrison.  C.  X   1 
Water 
Maggie  (Mills 
Gladys 


I  ■nicfKk)ie  R 

■treet  ,  White,  J   11,  (;  N   I'  Co 

!  22  Water  street 

Jennie  (White 
Will,  Rebecca  A  (Savage 

()  I*'irst  street 
*Lillian  M 
*  Harry  I) 
*(Iardiner  F 
street    Willett,  Joseph,  M  W    Co 

i  Main  street 

Lena  (I  leiuy 
Delmore 
Vetal 
street  ;  Melvina 

i  Percile 

street  I  Fdna 

Williams,  Jane,    (l\enned\- 
street  !  Water  street 

Florence  M 
Krvm  !', 
street!  Williams,  F  C,  M  W  Co 

25  Spear  street 
Minnie  F  (Curtis 
Williams.  I  C.  farmer 

S   Wilson  street 
Caroline  C  (Sal ley 
street  ,  Delia  A 

Wilson,  Ceo  V„  lab  .M.nn  street 

i'jnma   |  (Huntoon 
'  Co     I  Frnest  W 

street  1  Morris  H 

j  Charles  H 

!  I- red  n 


no 


CENSUS 


Gladys  M 
Maud  F 
John  1) 
Withain,  L  C,  S  R  R 

38  Water  street 
Withain,  Lemont,  machinist 

Witham   street 
Mildreth  (Perry 


York,  WilHani  D,  lab 

Alberta  (York 
Hilda  L 
Melba  M 
T helm  a  E 


Main  street 


Madison  R.  F.  D.  No.  r. 


A 

Adams,  Delbert  A 

Annie  M  (Morse) 

Iva  B 

George  D 
Adams,  Frank  A 

Lovisa  S  (Fames 

Delbert  A 

Perley  W 
Adams,  Perley  W 

Sarah  (Jewett 
Adams,  James  B 

May  Ion  J 

Nina  M 

Clarissa  E  (Burns 

Eugene  F 

Nettie  M 
Adams,  Elmer  S 

Nettie  M  (Burns 
Adams,  Adniron,  lab 


Adams,  Hattie  (Farnhi 

William  H 
Adams,  Elden 

Emma  (Burns 

Wallace  E 
Ames,  Ervin  M 

C  Ardelle  (Ham 

B 

Barron,  John 

*Chas  C 

Grace  L 

Edith  B 
Baker,  Mary  W  (Ellis 

*Elfreda 

Rose  F 

Edmund  H 
Bell,  William  G 

Mary  (Bluhm 

Annie  M 


CENSUS 


III 


Jennie  C 

Grace  I) 
Kicknell,  John  K 

Mary  L  (Moulton 

John  C 

Lester  H 

Edward  A 
Blackwell,  Willard  C 

Lillian  J  (Folsoni 

Gertude  M 

Clyde  H 
Blanchard,  Daniel  R 
Blanchard,  Hannah  G 
Blanchard  Mary  E 
Blackwell,  Jotham  S 

Maria  F  (Withee 

Willard  C 

*  Floyd  F 

*Etta  M 

*D  Althea 

*Abbie  N 

J  Warren 
Blackwell,  J  Warren 

Abbie  M  (Ellis 

Percy  L 

Gladys  O 

Ralph  E 
Brett,  Frank,  blk 
Burns,  E  T 

Bertha  M  (Manter 

Opal 
Burns,  B  F 

Ella  J  (Foster 
Butterfield,  Wm 


j  Butteriield,  Susan  (Boynton 

Wesley 
i  Burwood,  John 
I  Jennie  M  (Forsyth 

I  John  H 

Albert  P 
Burwood,  James 

Nancy  (Williams 

James  J 

William  li 

*  Charles  W 

Ora 

Irvin 

Gertude  B 

Fred  P 

Abner  E 

Nellie  V 


Carson,  Perley 

Matlie  (Tuscin 

Florence 

Roland 

Millard 
Calif,  S  F 

Annie  J  (Murray 
Gates,  Samuel  S 

Nancy  B  (Doyle 

Irvin  B 

Willie  O 

Randall  L 

F.dwin 

Lavernia 
Chapman,  Newell 


112                                                      CENSUS 

Esther  A  (Tlolway 

Clou;;h.  (leo  E,  meat  dealer 

*  Nancy  A 

Capilola  1,  (Spanldinq- 

Charles  K 

*Norris  M 

Helen  M 

iM-ank  S 

*Ahbie  D 

ClouL^h.  ( )ris()n 

Chase.  John  (] 

Delia  A  (i.itllrlirl.l 

Rachel  A  (H olden 

*Kd\vin  i, 

Charles  K 

Collins,  (ieo  A 

Phoebe  E 

Priscilla  (Clements 

J   Dwighl 

Charles  !• 

1  )orris  A 

Colby,  Calvin   11 

Chapman,  Chas  K 

Ora  P.  (P.urwood 

Kmma  A   (  Malbon 

Cooley.  R  i'. 

Wallace  H 

Clara  (Kimball 

Alice  L 

iM-ed  I- 

Chipman,  Albert  \V 

Wallace  W 

Flora  M   (Emery 

Walter  N 

Hazel  A' 

Eill  E 

Chipman,  Geo  P.  painter 

I'.lsie  !-; 

Jennie  A   (Knapj) 

lohn  C 

Harry   K 

Chas  W 

j   Arthur 

Arthnra   I> 

Ralph 

Cecil  (r 

Clark,  Edgar  T) 

Jessie  15 

('lara  K  (Thompson 

Martha 

l>elia   M 

Emma  P 

1) 

Howard   S 

Dantoith,  I'.unice   (Savage 

Clark,  Josiah 

*I)e.Mer  W 

Marilla  K  (\\aslil>nrn 

*Mary  A 

Myrtie 

i'.ngene  ( ) 

Snsie  L 

Danforth,  K  ( ) 

Walter  E 

Rosela  F  (Murphy 

Wallace  S 

Harold   K 

CENSUS 


113 


R  Pcnil 

Kda  M 
I  )can.  I-^hni 

Belle   (Malson 

Pvlnier  'I" 

Cleveland  j 
1  )ean.  Kphiiain    ( ' 

Lillie  I>  (Norton 

Mary   K 

Leo'w 
Dickinson,  joahanna  (\'(inni; 

Au-uslus  I) 

I'jnina 
Dickinson.  .Xu-nstns   j) 

I  lannah  .\   (  Rohinsdn 

I'.laine 
Dnnion,  Chaunce}- 

Marlha    (.Vnclrews 

*  lul-ar 

*  Klmore 


K 


Kllis.  Alcander 
Kills,  Seldcn 
()li\e  A  i( 
Lnciiula 
Lilla  1", 
.\hbie  M 
\esta  .\ 


y 


JM-ench.  \\'   !•: 

.\bbie  j    (  Walkei 
*  Mil  lard  L 


Mot  tier  I. 
Klhel 
Furlnish,    Alton 


Grant.  Ktta   K  C  (  Danfnrlh 
I'-die  N 

II 

Hardin-,  I)  \V 

Mabel 

Crace  I. 

Kchvard  I 
Hall,  (;  \V 

iMIa   F  {;  (Cram 
Haydeii.   Kli   !■ 

Matilda  M  (Merrill 
Ham,  Klmira  M  (\icker\- 

C  Ardelle 
Hayden,  Fred 
Hayden.  Naomi 
Hilton.  Alvin    1 

Mary  j 

F,\ern  A 

William  r 
Holbrook,  Cyrus  I) 

Maud  W  (jackman 
Holbrook,  josiah 
Holwaw  William 

Belle  K    (A Iyer 

Maud  A 

I, ester    H 
Holvvay.  Charles  1'" 
Holwav,  l.ulu  M 


114 


CENSUS 


Holden,  F  H 

Rebecca  (Edes 

Charles  H 

Matilda  F 

Joseph  E 

Elizabeth 
Hunncwell,  Heman 

Sarah  (Hiinewill 

*Joseph 

John  A 
Munnewell  Viola  L 
Iliinnewell,  Thomas 

Alfredia  (Hilton 

*Eaura  B 

*Liz7.ie   M 
Third,  Philander 

Martha  A  (King 

*()scar 

*Amasa 

*Ida  G 

Eugene  E 

*Annie  L 
llurd,  pAigene  E 

Annie  L  (White 

M  Barbara 
Hutchins,  Loantha  (Squire 

*C  Louise 

*Hattie  P 

J 

Jackman,  Sarah  1)  (Black 
Maud  W 
Lester  W 
Bessie  M 


Jewett  Augustus 

Saphronia  (Dean 

William   A 

*Bertha 
Jones,  Geo  E 

Jennie  F  (Clough 
Johnson,  Carl 

K 

Knight,  Arthur  D 
Rosilla  (Clark 
*Alfred  M 
Alice  L 
x'\nnie  M 

T^ 

Lawrence,  Ephriam 

Kate  G  (Nutting 

Carrie 

W  Dana 
Libby,  Alvado 

Myrtle 
Littlefield,  Chas  R 

Emma  (Chase 

Chandler 

Maud 

Alice 

Leon 

I':thel 
Livingstone,  Frank 

Matye  W  (Moore 

Mary  E 


CENSUS 


ii.S 


Mathews.  J  H  lab 

i  lannah  F  ((Irani 

Delbert  j 
Mathews,  Delbert  J 

Hattie  (Perkins 

Wallace   P 

Bertie  W 
Martin,  T>evi 

EVa  E  (Dearborn 
Manter,  Sarah  (Pierce 

*Emma  E 

Bertha  M 

Walon  L 

*Malon  E 
Merr)-,  Charles  E 

Sadie  R  (Oliver 

Eannie  V 

Eugene  R 

Roy  L 

C  Louise 

Genevieve  A 

Chester  E 

Ethel  E 
Merrill,  Henry 

Helen  S  (Salley 

Herbert 

Nettie  M 
Merrill,  Milton,  lab 
Merrill,  John  M 
Morse,   Edwin 

Annie  E  (Bridges 

Elice  E 

Frank  E 


Morse,  Simeon 

Mary  E  (Ilathornc 

Annie  .\ 
Moore,  W  I) 

Mary  j  (Smith 

Matye  W 
Moore,  Maurice  M 

Adella  (Veasey 

Lottie  B 

Nettie  F 

Irma  E 

Ilda  E 
Murray,  Daniel 

(rrace  A  (Linscott 

John  L 

Bessie  M 

Jennie  L  M 

X 

Newton.  I'hilander 

Annie   (Connors 

Earl 

Dana 
Newton,  Charles 
Neddeau,  Alfonso 

Ada  ( Boutier 

Edward 

Alfred 

Rul)y 
Norton,  Rachel  T  (Robbin;- 

LiUie  B 

*Charles  D 
Nutting,  Elizabeth  (Gray 

Carrie 


ii6 


CENSUS 


*Lizzie 

*  Aug  1 1st  us 
*jolin 
Katie 
Webster 
Nultin<^-,  Wehslci 
A  Linwood 


Pierce,  Sarah  (Salley 
^        * Isaac  S 


Kanson,  I,illian  \' 
Reed,  (/harles  K 

I'ayetta  L  (Graves 

Flora  H 

Willie  B 

Ktha  P 

Minnie  M 
Kenier,  John,  nier 

Mahala  (Karnes 

Jennie  M 

P  Stanley 

Angle  V 

Percy  K 

Myrtie  M 

Rosalie  H 
Reed,  Clarence  S 
Reed,   Frank  K 
Rizner,  Frank  1 1 

Flizibeth  S  (llolden 
Robbins,  Kliza  (Hun newel 

Mai  on  N 


Robbins,  Reuel  W 

Rebecca  S  (Norton 

Dana  11 
Robbins,  Dana  H 

I^dith  M  (Deane 
Roe,  Marilla  (C:hick 

*l''orris  K 

*Coney  J 

^I^illa  R 

-'"Charles  A 

*  Alice  M 

Ora  M 
R(jbbins,  F  Sarah  (Maxwell 

S 

Salley,  Tilson  D 

Kdith  H  (Konibard 

Everett  A 

Elmer  C 
Salley.  Josej:»h 

Tilson  D 

"^^Ashniun  T 

Helen 
Sawyer,  C  I"' 
Skillings,  Kaura  M  (Nutting 

Charles 

Eustis 

Bert 

Anson 

Alice 

Eva 

Horace 

Bernice 
Smith,  W  Frank 


CENSUS 


Mertia  A  (Clark 

Arthui- 

Klnicr 
Spear,  Horace  V.  mill  wk 

Lizzie  A  (\Vell> 

Herbert   L 
Spear,  Charles   H 

Ella  M  (Ford 

Raymond  K 
Spear,  Sarah  j  ( lJlac-k\wll 

Charles    H 

Horace  K 

Kmma  j 
Spauldini;',  \\'in 

Cerlrude  M     Donald 

Doland  W 
Stoddard,  Chas  W 

Addie  F  (Stevens 

"^^  Jennie 

Arsanias  L 

*Alice  M 

Milan  A 

Winnie  (r 

T 

Tobin,  Ceori2:e  A 

Sadie  (Bryant 

Emma  M 

Ethel 
Towne.   Klnier  F 

Nellie  (Moore 

Donald 
Trefethen,  Arthnr  J 

Ella  A  Johnson 


Turner,  A    P 

Helen  M  ((Miapman 
Annie  B 
Nellie  M 
Flmer  F 


Viles.  David   1! 

F\'nn   I 

•^\\'a  K 

Mabel  (Adams 

Ralph 

\'clma  S 

(aiy   R 

Max  C 
Veasey,  Fl\'ii-a  ('riiompson 

Adflla  M 


Ward,  Marccllus  S 

Hannah.  ^Maxwi'll 

I'orrest  j 

Ernest  H 
Ward,  Ernest  H 

Lena  B  (W'escott 

Marcelle  I) 
Ward.  -Vlvah  H.  broom  make 

Lillian  M  (Will 
Walker,  Daniel     1 

Ano-ie  (Daiii^ett 

Annie 

John  1 
Wellington,  Ceo  A 

Viola  a  (Beanc 


ITcS 


CENSUS 


Lena  M 
Welch.  Frank  E 

Cora    K  (  Hutciiins 

Mahlon  P 

W  I>c()n 

Dalton  H 

Sherman  () 
Welch,  Mahala  (Hoi way 
Wescott,  Daniel  V 

Knima  (Dickinson 

*Elva  r. 

Lena 

Carlton  '1' 
Wheeler,  Isaac  S 


Wills,  F  J 

Sarah  F  (Norton 

Mildred  M 

James  \V 
Withee,  Elmer,  carriage  maker 

Judith  (Ellis 

Forest 
Winsbury,  William 

Ethel  (Hunnewell 

Nellie 

Clyde 


YouniT,  Isaac 


Madison,  R.  F.  I).  No.  i,  Skc)wii]':(,AN. 


Houghton.  Chas  W,  lal 

Angle  L  (Ward 
Luce,  Orion   !•' 

May  H  (Milton 

I'orest   H 

l-'rankO 
McKennoy,  j'erle}-  F 

DoUie  S  (I'orsevth 


Ernest  L 
Eva  L 
Wallace  V 
Jiertie  W 
Ward,  John  () 

Lucy  A  ((leak 
Alvah  H 
An-ie  L 


CENSUS 


119 


East  IMadisox,   R.  F.  D.  No.  4,  Skowiikgan. 


I 


Ames,  Nathaniel,  lab 

Sarah  J  (Dean 

Ernest  M 
Ames,  Ernest  M,  lab 

Eunie  M  (Reed 

William  F 

U 

Bean,  Madeline 
Blackwell,  Orrin,  lab 

Hattie  F  (Wells 
Bosworth,  Warren,  lab 

Annie  (Moore 
Boyin^ton,  Ruth  (Mosher 

Lake  street 

*Newell 

*  Samuel 

*Lucy 
Bosworth,  Mellen,  painter 

Nettie  (Shattuck 

Warren 

Alden 

*Esther 

Oscar 

Jennie 

Herbert 

Hariy 
Bosworth,  Alden 

Ethel  (Harvell 

Menvin 


Russell 
Butterfield,  Eben  1) 


Cleveland,  Maria  J  (■ 

*George  L 
Corson,  Emily  C  ( — 

*Ella  M 

*Alden 

*Seth  K 

*  Est  her  E 

Lucy  A 

Vesta 

*Rosa 

*Walter 


Fenclerson,  Maria  J  (Ckneland 

Lake  street 
*Jennie  C 

a 

Gledhill,  Ralph 

Supt    Lakeside  W  Co 
ALaud  (Messer 

II 

Harvell,  Gersham 
Lizzie  (Kimball 
Glenn 
Liunie 


I  20 


C'lCNSl  S 


r.erl 

KtlK-l 
llarvell,  Ik-rt.  Lakcsitle  W  (' 

Olive  (IJrack 
llarvcll.  Martin  K,  l)aii)cr 

Delia  1.  il-ovc 

*(ieorg"e  1^ 

*\Villiaiii  S 
lleuetl  Jarcl.  Lake 

Kuth    (iloyiii-luii 

•^Nellie 

•^\ina 

^Charles 
Hol)ail.  Kllcn  S  (  I'ar-o 


1  *  iM-ed 

Kia 
Mabel 
Moore,  Mom   II.   I.ake>iile  W    Co 
Nellie  M   (  llay.leii 
\-ada  P 
Herbert   E 
Moore.  Klisha  ('.  lab 
reel  Henrietta  (SyUesti'r 

I  Annie  L 

*l':va  A 
•■M^hoebe  C 
Mattie  C 
Moore,  AtUlie  V 


I. 

Lincoln.  i,aban   L,    bik 
I'jnina  J   (  Hudson 
Nellie  L 
I'Vank 

M 

.McDonald.  William  \' 

Louise  S  (  Mariner 

John  M 
McDonald.  CM 

Hiram 

William 
Mc!)..nald,  Hiram 

Blanche  (Kincaid 

(Jeorid^e 

Wallace 
Morrison.  (;  .\,  far 

I  alii  A  (  McLuU'jlilin 


*aul.  (leori^e  H,  mei- 

'oulin.  Luke,  Lakeside  W  Co 

Temperance  ('   L  (Ste\ens 

Harry  A 
'oulin,  Leler,  l^akeside  W'  Co 
'rescotl,  William    II 

Addie  I.  i  I'rescoll 
'rescotl,  Charles 

R 

<einick.  Sarah  C  Mlobarl 
<ussell.  Ktlward  K 

Julia  A  (ILirvell 

■'Maude   V 

Frank  II 

k'red 

Herbert   C 
Russell.  Lred  X  Lakeside  W  Co 


CENSUS 


12  1 


Eva  F  (Freeman 
Flazel  M 


Thompson,  Albion,  far 

I'red  H 

Clara  E 

Louis  E 
'i'hompson,  Louis,  lal) 

L'na 
Tufts,  Charles  i\  mer 

Lucv  C  (  M(jrrison 


AN' 

Wilson,  John  L,  far 

xMartha  11  (Jackmau 

Harry  E 

Carrie  B 

*Alice  G 
V\'itham,  Ephraim  Lake  street 

Mahala  (\A'illard 

*Leon 

Carrie  Al 

V 

\'oun<;-,  (reor^e  D.  clerk 
Carrie  Al  (Willuun 
Alta  C 


Skow  iij:(;ax,   R.  F.  1).,  No.  4. 


A 

Adams,  Amos 

(Jenie  (William: 
Ames,  Auguslus 

Annie  (  liragii' 

Irvin 

Stella 

*Alma 

Lorenzo 

Helen 

n 

Jilanchard,  Willis  M 
Elanchard,  Edith  Ai 


]  Blanchard,  B\ron  B 
I  Blanchard,  Saniuel  N 
I  Orilla  (Keed 

*  Mabel 
Bertha 
Willis  K 
Bosworth,  A'Iander\ille,  lal) 

Brackett,  Sadie( 

Leon  S 
Charles  T 
Burrill,  G  Fred,  mer 
Alaria  A(Morrisoi) 
l''lorence  E 
Burton,  B-oyal  B 


CENSUS 


Katherine  (Kay 
George  A 
John 


Chadbourne,  John  F 

Ann   H  (Blanchard 

E  Blanche 
Clement,  Clarance  W 

Hattie  E    (Squear 
Corson,  David  M 

Electa  (Chase 

D  Hermon 

Linwood  E 

Louise  A 

D 

Davis,  Carrie  E  (Dean 

Frank  N 
Davis,  Frank  N 

Ellie  (Collins 
Demore,  Charles  H 

Henrietta  (Fortier 

Maud  E 

Beatrice  M 

William  G 

Hazel  C 
Dean,  Ezra  M 

Delia  M  (Witham 

Walter 

Edith 

Charlie  W 
Dodge,  Curtis  S,  lab 

Orissa  B  (Berry 


*Lettie  N 
*Arthur  C 

E 

Emerson  James  D 

Lizzie  (Merrill 
Emerson,  Samuel  F 

Martha  A  (Miller 

*Nellie 

*Myra 

*  Ralph  W 

Bertha 

*May 

Blaine 

Ernest 

*Edith 


Foss,  Perley  T 

Elsie  V  (Merrill 

Henr}'  L 

Leora  E 

Lilla  B 

Myrtie  Y 
French,  Lucinda  (W'ynian 

Joseph  E 

Reuben  W 
French,  Joseph   E 

*  Arthur  G 

*  Frank  M 
French,  Reuben  W 

Lilla  A  (Stevens 
Angle  E 
Mabel  E 


CENSUS 


f-\^ 


Flench,  Fred  T 

Nettie  B  (Haydcn 

iM-ed  15 

Myra  M 
Fuller,  Anna    1'' 
Fuller.  Ida  L 


Gibbs  James  A 
Nancy  (Lamb 
*Fred  W 
Atwood  V 
Walter 

PI 

Harvell.  John  C 

Vesta  L  (Corson 

Forest 

Clarence 

Flala 

Farle 

Pearl 

V  angle 
Hayden,  Josiah  S  car 

Philena  A(Farnham 

Nellie  M 

Clarence  J 
Hayden,  Clarence  J 

Cassey  A  (Kieo 

Mamie  P 
Hayden,  W  \X 
Hilton,  Bernard  E,  lab 

Abbie  A  (Flanders 

Charlie  J 


Ilobarl,  I)a\  id,  millnian 

Emily  (Chadbourne 

Mark 
Hobart.  Mark,  lab 

Sarah  J  (Tobe)- 

Arthur  T 

Alice  M 

P>ma  B 
Hobart,  Arthur  T 

Mabel  (Morrison 

Dorothy  M 
Hobart,  Daniel   F.   millman 

Martha  (Jenkins 

Delbert  B 
Hobart,  Delbert  B 

Nellie  E  (  Emmons 
Flussey,  James  W,  millman 

Edith  P  (Hurd 
Hussey,  Rebecca  (W'yman 

*Avando  W 

James  W 

*Lea   R 


Kincaid,  Galen 

Antoinett  (Rowell 

Bertha 
Kincaid,  Bert  S 

Margaret  (Sweetser 
Kincaid,  Fred 

Julia  B  (Nay 
King,  F  L 

Emma  G  (Horn 

Ethel  M 


CENSUS 


I 


Legallee,  Joseph  \V 
Louise  (Grant 
Klizaheth  W 

:m 

McKenney,  Forest 

Messer,  Chester  A,  Lakeside  \^'  Co 

Addie  L  (Larnham 

Don  V 

Maud 

Ralph  W 

Bernice  M 
Merrill,   Lafayette 

Maria  E  (Weaver 

Effie  M 

Elsie  V 

Eugene  L 

^George  11 
Merrill,  Eugene  L 

Mabel  A  (Maxwell 
Mitchell,  Marcia 

Mary  C  (Bradbur\- 

O 

Osliorne,  Peter  B,  clergy 
Adelaide  M    Mals(jn 
*Manue  E 
*  Elmer  E 
*Howard  E 


Paul,  Lucinda  M  (Cunningham 
•Dexter 


*  Henry  C 
Ada 

*Charles  E 
Parker,  Delbert 
Perkins,  J  C,  \'   S 

Sarah  (Merrill 
Pugh.  Michael  L 

Louise  M  (Paul 

Fred 

R 

Reed,  TLmnah  J  ( 

■•\|ane  H 
Reed,  Thaxter 
Reed,  Susie 
Reed,  Lucilla 
Reed,  May  F 
Reed,  Henry  11.  i,akesid 

Kate  K  (Hall 

Berle  F 
Reed,  Elmer  E 

Ada  M  (Woodman 

A  rthur  A 

Harold  C 

Ivy  E 

Burton  T 
Rv.cc\,  Rue!  E 

Josie  W  (Washl)urn 

Edward  W 
Reed,  Flora  D 
Reed,  W^illis  B 
Rowell,  David  J 

Mary  M  (Plummer 

Edward  F 


W  C( 


CENSUS 


1-5 


Elmer  B 

Mabel  L 
KcnvelK  Albert 

( 'arrie  M  (Kincaid 

WallLM- 

flattie 

*  FloriMiee 
Kowell,  William  II 

Abbie  K  (  Hrnwn 
Rowell,  I  larlow  K 

Km  ma  (Pieree 

Calla 

jeanie 

\-era 
Rowell,  Albion   K 

Lulu  j  (Stevens 

Eleanor 

Myra 
Rowell,  William 

Zettie  (Soule 

Alta 
Rowell  Edward  V 

Effie  M  (Merrill 

S 
Savage.  Edward 

Sarah  (Rowell 

*Liz/.ie 

*Ella 

*Lottie 

Lester  E 
Savage,  Lester  E 

Gertrude  (Bradbury 

Evelyn 


Spear,  Edward  A 

Elizabeth  W  (Lcgalle 

*Kva  M 

Frank  A 

Arthur  W 

Sadie   A 

John  C, 
Stevens,  Sanfoid  B 

*  Edward  T 
*john  S 
Sanford  \V 

Stevens,  Sanford   W 

Alice  T  (Wentworlh 

H  W 

Violet  B 

Vesta  \' 
Steward,  Alma  (Bosworth 

*  Howard  1 1 

*  Henry  L 


Thomson,  Charles 
Mary  (Berry 
Thompson,  Joseph 


W 

Wells,  Chester 

Xora  A  (Corson 

I'orest  C 
Withee,  Perley  E 

Stella  B  (Ames 

Kva  P 

Harold  A 


126  CENSUS 

North  Anson  Post  Office. 


13 


Burton,  J.  W. 

*  George  E 
*John  A 

*  Frank  F 
*Charles  B 
*Annie 
*Eliza  M 


Carl,  J  F 

Sarah  (Holbrook 

*Grace 

Truman 

D 

Danforth,  Eugene 

Grace  B  (Randlette 

Archie  M 

Edmund  E 

Florence  A 

Hattie 
Danforth,  H  F 

Frances  A  (Philbrick 

Roy  L 

E 

Emery.  Hattie  E,  (Welch 
Beatrice  H 
Bessie  A 


n 

Hohvay,  Josiah  C 
Dora  (Brown 
Clarence  H 
Hazel  K 
Lester  E 

Hunnewell,  C  E 

Mabel  (Harding 
Guy  E 

J 

Jones,  Mary  (Hohvay 
George  E 
Jennie  E 
Wallace  E 


Patterson.  Thomas  B 
Jennie  E  (Jones 
Thomas  L 

Philbrick,  Jessie 

^Y 

Welch.  James  H 
Hattie  E 
*Linwood  H 

Williams,  John  C 

Hattie  E  (Emery 


CENSUS 

Madison  Post  Ofitlk. 


127 


Ellis.  Alden,  far 
Betsey  (Will 
Alcander  J 
Forrest 

Wcasson,  J  W,  far 

Evelyn  J  (Brooks 

Wasson,  C  C,  far 

Marie  L  (Fletcher 


James  F 

J  Ernest 
Wasson,  James 

Annie  G  (INIcKenney 

Leon  F 

Beatrice  M 
Wescott,  Harlow  K,  far 

Ida  M  (Emery 

Wallace  L 

Forrest  E 

Arthur  B 

Lillian  M 


Skowiiegan    Post  Office. 


Butler,  Joseph 

Sadie  (Pooler 

Edward  J 
Burns,  Samuel 

Laura  H  (Biidges 
Burns,  Joshua 

Pamelia  F  (Adams 

*  Sarah  B 

Lizzie  B 

*Georffe  H 


G 

Oilman,  Clara  (Merril 
Gray,  Julia  A  ( 

George  E 

*  Danville 

*Mahlon  S 


Laskcy,  William 
*Annie 
*Angie 


CENSUS 


Ernest 

Krvin 

Laskey,  George 


P 


Preble,  Chas  H 

Mary  (T^awreiice 

R 

Reed.  Jessie  R 

Alva  ( Trail 

Blanche 

Maud 

Ned 
Rowell,  George 

Etta  (Smith 

Madison 


Russell,  Alvan 

Mary  A  (I'-Luu  hard 

Milford 

Gi-orge 

Hiram 

S 
vSquire,  Francis  W 
Slilson,  Horace  L 

Jennie  G  (Gifford 

*  Minnie  R 

Emma  M 

^V 

WhorlT,  Albert 

Alice  (Lawrence 


l)El..\^^:l)   daia. 


Brackett,  Josie  (Piper 

Weston   avenue 
Burton 
Irene 
Bouvard,  John,  mer 

Corner  Main  and  Water  street 
Churchill,  Nyron,  I  S  W  Co 

9  Garfield  street 
Orr,  X  H,  mer  38  Main  street 

Standi sh,  Josie  (Brackett 

W'eston  avenue 
Miles 
Woodcock,  Rev.  C  E 

82  Old  Point  avenue 
Lou  I)  (Rowe 
Bertha  N 
Cieorge  E 
Pearl  I) 
Marion  H 


Ward.  Bertha  X  (Woodcock 

82  ( )ld  Point  avenue 
Bertha  L 

ANSON. 

Dorr,  George,  G  N  P  Co 

5  First  street 
Heald,  Edwin  A.   wheelwright 

Dolly,  (Tiiikham 

iMinrions 

Paulina 
Moore,  Arthur,  G  X  P  Co,  9  islst 
Rosa.  Corro  ( 5  Spear  st 

Josephene 

H  enry 

Frank 

Joseph 

Willie 

Marv 

Alfred 

Katie 

Levi 


CENSUS 


129 


NON-RKSIOEXTS. 


I'owv    oi-     M 


\  1)1  SON. 


■A  I  HIakc,  W  1 1 

.Adams,  Xdiiia  F,  Uiii-liani.  Me  j      37 S  ^lass  a\'cnue,  Boston,    I^fass 

AhlK'v.  Franklin  H  i  Hlake,  R  W  Arlington,  Mass 

F  Ilarlford,  Conn  \  ^'ake,  Caroline  M 
Abbey)  Helen  M  Jones  |       31   Bedford  street,  Boston,  Mass 

South  Windsor,  Conn  (  tilackwell)   Ftta  M  Jones 


Al)l)e\-  (k'o  W       Portsmouth,  N  H 
Al)l;)ey)  Flora  J  Clark 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Al)l)ey,  Chas  J      Skowhegan,  Me 
Abbey)  Ida  L  King 

South  Windsor,  Conn 
Abl:)ey)  Addie  M  Potter 

Flartford,  Conn 
Abbey,  Origene  A    Skowhegan,  Me 

n 

Ballantyne.  Flizabeth  B 

\\aterville,  Me 
Bartiey.  Willie  Oakland,  Me 

Barron,  Chas  E       Skowhegan,  Me 
Beale)  Delia  Stone 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Benson,  (xeo  F  IMttsiield,   Me 

Blackwell.  Chas  F 

Bexerlv.  Mass 


I'airheld  Me 
Blackwell,  Floyd  F  J-airHeld,  Me 
Blackwell,)  T)  Althear  Campbell 

Xorridgewock,  Me 
ISlackwell)  Abbie  N  Walker 

Xorridgewock.  Me 
l^lanchard,  Mabel 

91   Danforth  street,  Portland,  Mc 
Booker)  Lizzie   II 

91   Park  street,  Lewiston,  Me 
Bosworth)  Fsther  \\'ilkinson 

^^■aterville.  Me 
Boardman,  Lizzie  M  Solon,  Me 
Brackett)  Fanma  Smith 

Industiy,  Me 
Brown,  Mary  F  Creenrteld,  Mass 
Brown,  Annie  Creenfield,  Mass 
Brown,  Ada  W'altham;  Mass 

Brown)  Edna  P  Daggett     Mile,  Me 
Brann)  Lillian  Crouch     Starks,  Me 


CENSUS 


Brann,  C.has  Starks,  Me 

Brawn,  Chester  C        Boston,  Mass 
Brawn,  Aubra  Starks,  Me 

Burton,  Henry  S  Ontario,  Can 

Butler,  Edith  E        Readvllle,  Mass 
Butler)  Alice  M  Pooler 

Starks,  Me 
Burton.  Ceo  Bingham,  Me 

Burton,  John  Bingham,  Me 

Burton,  Frank  Solon,  Me 

Burton,  Eliza  Solon,  Me 

Burton,  Chas  Cornville,  Me 

Burton,  Annie         New  Hampshire 
Burns.  Geo  W 

30  Olive  street,  Boston,    Mass 
Burns)  Sarah  B  Whittier 

Beachmont,  Mass 
Burton,  George  A  Shawmut,  Me 
Burwood,  Charles  VV 

Norwich  Town,  Conn 

C 

Gates)  Laura  B  Hunnewell 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Chapman,  Nancy   A 

Fairfield,  Me 
Chapman,  Abbie  I) 

\\'aterville.  Me 
Clark.  M  W  N  N  I'ortland,  Me 
Clark,  Warren  B 

N  N  Portland,  Me 
Clough)  Edith  Gould 

Waterville,  Me 
Cleveland,  Geo       Skowhegan,  Me 


Clough,  Norris  M  Skowhegan,  Me 
Clough,  Edwin  L  Skowhegan,  Me 
Corson)  Ella  M  Whittemore 

SkoAvhegan,  Me 
Corson.  Alden  West  Athens,  Me 
Corson.  Seth  K  West  Athens,  Me 
Corson)  Esther  E  Holt 

Farmington,  Me 
Corson)  Rose  Leavitt  Bath,  Me 
Corson,  Walter     West  Athens,  Me 

D 

Danforth,  Dexter  W 

\\'inslow,  Me 
Danforth)  Mary  Gray 

Fairfield,  Me 
Davis,  Lemuel  W  Brockton,  Mass 
Davis,  Chas  H 

Livermore  Falls,  Me 
Doble,  Harry  F  Ogden,  Utah 

Doble,  John  H  Helena,  Mont 

Dodge)  Lettie  N   Hatt 

Jonesport,  Me 
Dodge,  Arthur  C  Brookline,  Mass 
Dunlap)  Isadore  Hamilton 

Taunton,  Mass 
Dunton,  Edgar  Skowhegan,  Me 
Dunton,  Elmore  Jackman,  Me 

Dyer,  Ralph  E  Pittsfield,  Me 


Fames,  Eva  Skowhegan,  Me 

Ellis,  Elfreda  Moscow,  Me 

Emery,  Additon  V 

Elk  Mound  Wis 


CENSUS 


131 


Emery)  Grace  I  McKechney 

Fairfield,  Me 
Emerson)  Nellie  Blaisdell 

Norridgewock,  Me 
Emerson)  Myra  Withee 

Norridgewock.  Me 
Emerson,  Ralph  W 

Skowhegan,  Me 
l^merson)  May   Merrill 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Emerson)  Edith  Mosher 

Smithfield,Me 
Estes.  \"ma\  W  N  Dexter,  Me 

Estes,  Benj  A  Camden,  Me 

Evans)  Mary  I  Doughty 

Ervbury:,  Me 


Earrand)  Addie   Libby 

Monarda,  Me 
Fenderson,  Jennie  C 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Eoss,  Millard  Hancock,  Me 

Eoss,  Almus,  Pittsfield,  Me 

Eoss,  Orestes  Providence,  R  I 

Eoss,  Asa  Providence,  R  I 

Eoss,  Geo  Hancock,  Me 

French,  Arthur  G  De  Kalb.  Ill 

French,  Frank  M  Cornville,  Me 
French,  Millard  L  N  Anson,  Me 
French,  Mottier  L  Solon,  Me 

Gibbs,  Fred  W  Norridgewock,  Me 
Gilman,  F  D  Anson,  Me 


Gilman,  Ruel  Earnnngtoii,    Me 

Gilman)  Lydia  I  lam 

467  Broadway.  N    ^■ 
Gilman.  Calvin   (} 

,  (Jrand  Rapids,  Minn 
Crlidden,  Leon  A 

Springfield,  Mass 
Goodrich.  Henry  E 

Saint  Paul.  Minn 
Goodrich)  Delora   Hilton 

Norridgewock,  Me 
Gould,  Edith  Waterville,  Me 

Greenleaf,  Frank  Anson,  Me 

Greenfeaf,  Lindsey         Anson,  Me 
Greenleaf,  Clarence 

Saint  Rawlston,  Mass 
Gregory)  Melle  Lowe  Barre,  Vt 
Gray,  Ralph 

1030  Tremont  street,  Boston,  Mass 
Greaton)  Ella  S  Huntoon 

Hillsborough  Bridge,  N  H 
Greaton,  Frank  R  Lund,  B  C 

Greaton,  Fred  A  Soldad,  Cal 

Greaton,  Nathan  B     Milford,  Mass 
Gray,  Danville  L         Fairfield,  Me 

II 

Hight)  Laura  Hopkins 

Gardner.  Me 
Hunnewell)  Alice  Simonds 

(Gardner,  Me 
Hunnewell)  Elsie  M   Whipple 

Waterville,  Me 
Hunnewell,  Olin  E 

Autrusta,  Me 


13- 


CENSUS 


Hiissey,  A\ancloW     Paris,  France  !  Magee,  Huston  K       Boston,  Mass 
Hussey.  T,c.i  K  Bingham,  Me  I  Mason,  Amasa  VV  Chicago,   111 

llurd,  O.scar  W      l-'lorencc,  Oregon  !  Manter,  Malon  K 
llurcl)  Annie  L  Mdore 


Minneapolis,  Minn 


Amasa 


Hoclgclon,   Me    Manter)  Ennna  K  Frencl 
(~)rington,  Me  j 


Solon.  Me 


llnlrhins)  C  Fouisr  Sdirlcvant  Maxim),  Cora   Dond 


Skowliegan.  Me 
liutehins)  I  laltic  I'  Diin.nk 


Stratford,  N  H 
.McKemu-y,  John   K      Camden,  Me 


West    Miiioi,  Me  i  Moore)  Maud  E  Emery 


I  luiniew  ell. 


iih      ])Uigham.  Me 


jewett)  Berlha  Perkins 

142   Kelsey  St   Pleasantdale,    Mass 

Iv 

Knight,  Alfred        Skowhegan,   Me 

I. 

Pane.  William  S  Kangley,  Me 

Paskey)  Angle   Williams 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Paskey)  Annie   Clark 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Pawrence)  Carrie  A  Ranson 

Pasedena,  Cal 
Pane,  Geo  P  Rangley,  Me 


INI 

Magee,  John  R 
Magee)  Annie  P  Craij. 


North  Anson,  Me 
Moore)  Alice  McAlpine 

104  Emery  street,  Portland.  Me 
Moore)  Pina  E  McKenney 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Morrill,  Walter  J  W^est  Virginia 
Merrill)  Cora  O  Pancaster 

Norridgewock.  Me 
Merrill,  (George  H 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Morrison,  Fred  Bangor 

Moore)  Eva  A  Cooley 

Norridgewock.  Me 
Moore)  Phoebe  Plarrington 

(jardiner,  Me 


X 


Norton,  Charles  1)  Solon,  Me 

Nutting)  Pizzie  Staples 

Auburn,  Me 
\nson.   Me  ;  Nutting)  Augusta  Patten 

Embden,   Me 
urn.  Me 


St.  Augustine,  Fla  |  Nutting,  John  Aub 


() 


CENSUS 

I  Rowell)   I'lorcMicc-  llcalcy 


>,V^ 


Osbonu-)  Mamie  Jones  i                                                    Pittsiu'ld 

Sk(nvhL\<;an,  Me  '  ^^^^e,  Forris,         Norrid^evvock,  Me 

Osborne,  Klnier  !■:  Roe,  Coney             Cincinnati,  Ohicj 

West  Palni)  ra.  Me    ^oe)  Lilla  Martin,        .\lle,i;any.  I'a 

Osborne,  Howard  K  Koe,  CMiarles 


Battle  Creek,  Mich 


Padhani)  Nellie  Dawe; 


106  Clark  St.  I'ortlantl,  Me 
Roe)  Alice  Dennis 

Portland,  Me 

Russell,  Mott   1'     .  Skowhe-an,  Me 


Sfjlon,  Me'  Russell)  Alma  Ames 
Page,  Klmer  H  WaterviUe,   Me|  Cornville,  Me 

Page)  Eunice  J    Dickinson  1  Rogers,  Leslie  K 

Wilder,  Vt  [  Xorridgewock.  Mc 

Perkins,  Charles  I'  A  | 

Portland,  Me|  ^ 

Perkins)  Fannie  W  llackett  j  Salley,  Klmer  C         WaterviUe,  Me 

l!an'>or.  Me    '^'^^^"-T'  R<-'\-  Aehmun  'i' 
Perry,  Archie  M,         llartland.  Me;  Lewiston.  Me 

Pierce,  Augustus  H  i  Sa\age  (Lizzie   15os\vorth 

18  Aldrich  St,  Somerville.  ALiss  I  Cornville,  Me 

Pierce,  Lsaac  S        Skowhegan,  Me'  ^^axage)  Klla  Jewett  Solon,  Me 

Pollard)  Hattie  M  liigelow  :  Savage)  Lottie  Roberts 

Cornville  Me  |  ^"'""'  ^'^■ 

Paul.  Dexter  '  |  Savage,  Owen  E 

East  Providence  Centre,  R  I  '  ^'i*''^'^  Anson.  Me 

Paul,  Henry  C  j  lavage,  Chailes  J 

North  Lexington,  Mass  j  Norridgewock,  .\k- 

Paul)  Ada  Jones  j  Sawyer.  Chesley  A 

36  No,  Main  St.  Providence,  K  1  :  '  Rockland,  Me 

i  Sawyer,  Andrew  N  Salem.  .\k- 

R  '  Spear.  Frank  A  IJemis,  Me 

Reed)  lane  II  McKennev  ^Pt'^^')   ^-^a  M.  Gragee 

Skovvheuan  i  '^^'"'^V-  ^^-^^^^ 


134 


CENSUS 


Ste\ens,  Edward  P         Bangor,  Me 
Stevens,  John  S 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Steward,  Howard  li 

Skowheijan.  Me 
Steward,  Henry  1> 

Skowheijan.  Me 
Stoddard)  Jennie  Haskell 

Norridgewock,  Me 
Stoddard,  Alice  M 

Oakland,  Me 
Stillson)  Minnie  R.  Welch 

40  Houghton  St.  Lynn,  Mass 
Sinionds,  Charles  E 

Kreewater,  Oreg 
Snell)  Ida  G.  Nicker  son 

Starks,  Me  ! 
Snell,  Winfield  S 

Waukegan,  111  j 
Snell,  Everett  T 


Viles)  Eliza  J.  Erizzell 

'■ioothba)',  Me 
Viles,  Marcellus  "    *  -ison,  Me 

Viles,  A\'a  E  .  ,     .       gan.  Mr 

^v 

Wells)  Cora  Leighton 

West  Mount  Vernon,  Me 
Wells)  Annette  E  Hewett 

Sanford,  Me 
Wescott)  Maria  Eurbush 

Starks,  Me 
Wescott,  William  A 

Skowhegan,  Me 
Weston,  Wallace  E  Berlin,  Conn 
Weston,  Benjamin  T 

East  Berlin,  Conn 
Weston,  Charles  • 

Columbia  Universit}', 

New   York  City 


Hvde  Park,  Mass    Willett,  [ohn 


Millinocket,  Me 


S[)aulding,  Joseph  L 


Williams,  Leonard  C 


Spaulding,  Bailes  A 


West  Athens,  Me  j      450  Crescent  st.  Brockton,  Mas 


Witham,  Lemont 


Anson,  Me 


Skowhegan,  Me  ;  White,  Albion 
Keene,  N  H 


Stevens,  Ered  K 
Stevens,  Nellie  1] 

East  Rochester,  N  II 
Swift)  Josephine  Crosby 

Reno,  Nevada 


Viles,  Wilson  G 


Rodgers\ille,  C:,.  ada 
\Miite.  Alfred 

Charlestown,  Mass 
Williamson)  Evelyn  A.  Cliffori 

\'\^estfielcl,  Mass 
Wescott)   El\-a  G.  Adams 

Skowhegan,  Me 
j  Witham,  Leon  Skowhegan,  Me 

New  Vineyard,  Me  ]  Wilson)   Alice  ILiyden 

Skowhegan,  M 


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CENSl'S 


Welch,  Lin  wood  H  |  V 

Skowhe-an.  Mc    \'ork,  Ehvn  1) 


Oxford,  Me 


Anson   Lower  Vir.Lv^GE. 


P» 


Baxter)  T  Maria  Ladd 


llollister,  Cal 


Copp,  Delia 
Copp,  Eola 


C 


D 


Fahey,  James  Bass  River,  N  B 

Fahey,  Nicholas     Bass  River,  N  B 

Fish)  Henrietta  Chase 

\orrid;;e\vock,  Me 

Fish.  Llewellyn 

Sidney,  Me  j  <^anta  Barbara,  Cal 

Leeds,  Me    Fish)  Fannie  Vallier 

Skowhegan,  Me 

I  Fish)  Lizzie  Oliver        Berlin,  N  H 

T^  T,  CM       ,  nvr    I  Fish)  Musa  I)  Gee 

Daggett,  Bert  Skowhegan,  Me '  ^ 

Dawes)  Mabel  Gilnian 


1742  Magnolia  ave 

i^os  Angeles  Cal 
Dawes)  F'lorilla  F  Flunton 

Soniersville,  Conn 
Dawes)  Eva  C  Reed 

Gardiner,  Me 
Dawes,  Wni  R 

VVoscester,  Mass 
Day.  Eugene  G  Orono,   Me 


Madison,  Me 
Fish,  Justin  Santa  Barbara,  Cal 
Fish)  Addie  Faszden 

Skowhegan,  Me 

I  Frederic,  Willis  Madison,  Me 

Frederic,  Forrest         Natick,   Mass 


G 


Gardiner,  Edson  A 

II   Franklin  st  Charleston,  Mass 
Gardiner,  Guy 
,  ,  I  9  Mt  Pleasant  st  Somerville,   Mass 

i  Getchell,  Frank  C 
Exans)  Betsey  Lungce      Dcner,  Me  ^30  Wood  St  Leuiston,  Me 


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CENSUS 


L.ad(l)  Florilla  V  Pa-e 
W'atciAillc,  Me  35    F"lioh  si  Waltham,  M  ;, 

(hay.  Wallace  L  Harllaiul,  Me    Luce)  (leori^ia  1"^  Cornforth 

("riatrix)  Kninia  Baker  1  49  l''ern  st,  Aubiirn 

Marcellus,  N  J  ; 
Oratrix,  Simeon    Soinei"s\ille,  Conn  ^'i 

Oralrix,  John  Los  An-vles.  C:al    ALickliii,  Hany  ]<       Manville. 

(Iralrix,  ("has  CanuK^n    Me    .Macklin,  ("lias        Worcester,  >    '- 

(Iratrix)  Phoehe  \'arney  Macklin.   Kalph      Worcester,   N. 

llartland.  Me    Macklin,  Sherwood 
(iratrix,  Anson  Hartland,  Me  Somerxille,  >: 

Macklin)  Jennie   'J'ower 
H  RindsviUe,  X 

Harris)  Mary  II   I-arnier  Moore.  Kniily  (} 

Norwood,  N   \'  •  Walthain,  A! 

Hai-ris,  lulward  1^  I  Moore,  Ben  B  Starks,    > 

Attleboro,  Mass  :  Moore,  Frank      Xorridi;ewoc' 
Hilton,  |(jsliiia  jr  j  Macklin,  Ora  K  Madisc 

Norrid-ewock,  Me  |  Macklin)  liaimie  Da.t^-gett 

'  Madiso! 

K  \ 

Kilclien,  Howard      15rainard,  Mass  !  ^> 

KiLchen,  John      Merriniachee,  X  B^  Newell,  Charles  F 

Kitchen.  Wni      Mei'riniachee,  N    B|  Skowheg-an,  JV 

Ivitchrn.  Thomas  :  Newell)  Minnit'   V]  Clark 

Fredrickton,    X  iL  Plymouth,  Mas 

Knox,  Harry      Xew  Portland,    Me  1  Xewell,  I'.lmer  (] 
Knox,  Warren      Xew  Portland,  Me  i  Soieca  Falls,  X  \ 

Ladd)   Ida  M    Allen  !  Pelkie)  Lva  A.  Stowell 

Cliftondale,   Mass'  Xew  \'ine_\'ard.  Me 

Ladd)  Lam-a  Wills  j  Pelkie,  Mary  B 

1S2  Centre  st  Bangor  Me  |  Madawaska,  Me 


CENSUS 


Aones  Madawaska,  Mc    Sprague)  llessie  Da}- 

("athcriiie     Madawaska,  Mc  lioston,  Mass 

,    Maud  Madawaska    Me    Sprague,  Charles 

Skowhej^an,  Maine 


;arali  Mada-         t,  M 

■:ie,  John  Mad-  \aska.  Me 

n"-'.  William        Madawaska,  Me 

R 

"■.-'. andall)  IJertha  L.  Cony 

Rockland,  Me 
■landall,  Ray  N 

80  Kasl  Concord  Sreet, 

Boston,  Mass 


T 

I'inkhani)  Tena  Andrews 

Kinlxlen.  Me 
rhomi^son.  James  J 

Maynard,  Mass 

W 


West  on.  Jesse  J       Los  ^Angles,  Cal 
Will)  Lillian  \\'ard.     Madison,  Me 
''^  :  Will  Harry  D  Madison.  Me 

ue,  Annie  M      "Bostcjn.  Ma.ss  i  Will,  Gardiner  Madison,  Me 


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Me., 1904. 

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Knobs,  Wire  and  other  Sundries 


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MAIN  STREET 


MADISON,  ME. 


Ifvou  are  looking"  for  bari;ains  \isit 

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and  look  o\  cr  their  lar^e  stock  of 

Direct  from  the  manufactuiers 
which  they  are  offerin<^  at  extremely  low  prices 

lulison    vStantkird    I^lionographs    and    Edison    Moulded 

Records,  the  fniest  and  most  distinct  e\  er  made 

al\va\'s  kept  in  stock. 


Second-Hand  Square  Pianos,  $35  up 


Second-Hand  Organs.  $20  up 


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